Vikings of Bjornstad - Old Norse to English Dictionary

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Old Norse	English
a - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
a	not
á	on, upon; at, in; to, towards; by means of; during; in the manner of
á	river
á flot	afloat
áæggia	urge on (v)
ábyrgð	liability
Aðalsteinn	Athalstan, king of England
Adam	Adam
áðr	first
áðr	before, first; until
æ - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
æ	ever, always; forever
æ	always
æðra	despair
æðra	fear
ægir	sea
æsta	request (v), ask for
ætla	expect (v)
ætla	fated
ætla	intend (v)
ætla	purpose (v)
ætla	think (v)
ætla (að)	think, consider (to be); expect, look for; intend (to do)
ætlun	estimate, opinion
ætt	descent, direction; point of compass; family lineage
ætt	race
ætt	direction, region; family, line; stock, tribe; ancestry
ættaðr	descended
ættartala	genealogy
ættleifð	patrimony
æva	never; not at all
ævagi	never
ævi	life; age, time; life-story
ævi	time
æztr	highest
af	from, out of; with; concerning; because of
af hafi	foreign, from abroad
af_því_at	because, for
áfakliga	exceedingly
afklæða	undress (v)
afl	hearth, fireplace or chimney of a forge
afl	strength
aflæ	beget (v)
afli	aid
afli	power
afráð	payment, tribute; heavy penalty or toll
afroð	loss
afrœkjask (kt)	neglect
afskræmi-liga	hideously
ágæti	celebration
ágæti	glory
ágætliga	honorably
ágætr	excellent; famous
ágirni	greed
áhyggja	care
Ái	Ai, Great-grandfather
aka	drive (v)
ákafi	heat
ákafi	vehemence
ákafr	vehement
ákaft	greatly
akarn	acorn
akkeri	anchor
akr	field
ak-taug	halyard (ship/sailing term)
aktaumr	brace (ship/sailing term)
ala	bear, give birth to; feed
albryniaðr	mailed, all clad in mail, in a byrnie
aldartal	age, count of time
aldinn	old
aldr	age
aldregi	never
aldri	never
aldrnari	fire
álfr	elf
Álfr	Alf, Elf
alicarl	fatso, fat churl
alit	aspect
alit	feature
all-frægr	very famous
allharðr	severe, violent
alllítill	very little
allmikill	very great
allr	all, whole; every
allstórum	enormously
allvaldr	sovereign ruler
allvegliga	splendidly
almáttigr	almighty
almenniligr	universal
almr	bow
almr	elm
alsekr	full outlaw
al-snotr	very wise
Alþiófr	Althjof, Great-thief
al-væpni	armed (fully); a complete equipment of arms
ámæli	blame, reproach
ámælissamr	shameful
ámáttr	terrible, loathsome
ámáttugr	powerful (tremendously or overwhelmingly); fearsome; loathesome
ambátt	bondwoman
ambátt	handmaid
ambótt	bondwoman
amma	grandmother
Án	An
Ánarr	Anar
andask	die (v)
anddyri	vestibule of hall
andi	spirit
andlát	death
andlit	face
andskoti	adversary
andskoti	enemy
andvarða	commit (v)
angan	delight, joy
Angantýr	Angantyr
angra	distinguish (v)
angra	distress (v)
annarr	another, other; second, next; one (of two)
annask	take care of (v)
annt	eager
anny	anxious
aptann	evening
aptr	back; aft
ár	early, in the early morning; of yore, long ago
ár	year; (good) season
áræði	courage
áræði	daring
árangr	season
áreið	cavalry charge
arfr	inheritance
argr	cowardly
argr	womanish
ari	eagle
Arinbjǫrn	Arinbjorn
ármaðr	steward
armr	poor
armr	wretched
Arngrímr	Arngrim
arr	unwary
ásamt	together
ásjá	help
ásjá	protection
aska	ashes
askr	ash tree; spear; Ash
áss	god; the god, Thor
áss	pole
áss	beam, timber; ship
ást	affection
ást	love
ástir	affection
ástugr	loving, benevolent
ásuauðr	ewe
at	not
at	that
at	to, towards, against; at, in; from; according to; regarding; concerning; after
at_því_er	how; as
atall	fierce, terrible
atburðr	event
atburðr	occurrence
atdráttr	provisions
atdráttr	supplies
atferð	behavior; energy
atferli	proceeding
atganga	assault
atganga	violence
atgeirr	thrusting-spear
átján	eighteen
at-laga	alongside (laying of ships alongside for attack), attack
atmælasamr	fault-finding
atrið	movement
átrunaðr	belief
atseta	residence
átta	eight
áttrœðr	eighty years old
auðigr	rich
auðigr	wealthy, rich
auðit	fated
auðna (að)	fateful, (impers.) fall out by fate
auðœfi	possessions
auðœfi	wealth
auðr	treasure, wealth, riches; precious objects
auðsénn	evident
auðsynn	evident
auðsýnn	clear
auga	eye
augabragð	wink, sidelong glance
auka	increase (v), add
auki	increase
aurvangar	fields (muddy or damp)
Aurvangr	Aurvang, Mudfield
ausa	pour; ladle; water; (mid.) stream, flow
austan	from the east; east (of); bearing to the east
aust-maðr	Norwegian, Easterner
austmaðr	Easterner, Norwegian
Austri	East
austrvegr	the east
ávalt	always
ávant	lacking
ávǫxtr	growth
b - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
bacraut	asshole
báðir	both
baðmr	tree
bæði	both
bær	house
bagall	crozier, episcopal staff
baggi	bag
bak	back
baka	bake (v)
bakki	bank
bál	fire
bálkr	partition
bálkr	wall
bana (að)	kill (v)
banahǫgg	death-blow
banamaðr	slayer
bana-sar	wound (mortal)
band	bond
band	bind, fetter
bani	death; cause of death, slayer
bani	slayer
banna	prohibit (v)
banna (að)	forbid (v), prohibit
bardagi	fight, battle
barn	child
barnœska	childhood
barsmið	fight, assault
bati	advantage
batna	improve (v)
bátr	boat (ship's boat)
baugr	ring; coil
baulufotr	foot of a cow
bautarsteinn	stone (memorial stone)
Bávǫrr	Bavor
beðr	bed
beiða	ask (v)
beiða	request (v)
bein	bone; ivory
beina	assist (v)
beinahrúga	bones (heap)
beini	benefit
beini	help
beiskaldi	gripe, bitch
beitiáss	spar (tacking spar: ship/sailing term)
beizl	bridle
bekkr	bench
belgr	bag
belgr	skin (of animals)
bella	dare (v)
ben	wound
ben-grefill	wound-engraver
ben-már	raven (wound-mew)
bera	bear (v), bring, carry; wear; give birth to; overcome; endure; bear (witness)
berg-risi	hill-giant
berja (barði, bariðr)	smite (v), beat; (refl.) fight
berling	beam (ground beam for tent)
berr	bare
berserkr	berserk
betr	better; more
betri	better
beygja	affliction
beygja	bend (v)
beztr	best
biæuær	beaver
biða (að)	await
biðja	ask (v); beg; pray; bid
bifask	be moved (v)
bifask (ð, að)	tremble (v); move; march
bikkja	bitch, dog
bil	moment (of time)
bilstyggr	energetic
bilt	startled
binda	bind (v)
binda	dress (v)
biǫð, bjǫð	land
birgja	provide (v)
birgja	supply (v)
birta	display (v)
biskup	bishop
bita	cut (v)
bíta	bite, cut (v)
bitr	biting
bitr	brave
bitr	keen
Bívǫrr	Bivor
bjalla	bell
bjarg	cliff
bjarg	crag
bjarg	rock; mountain
bjarkan	birch
bjarn-báss	pit (for catching bears)
bjarn-dýr	bear
bjartr	bright
bjǫð	fields, land(s)
bjóða	invite (v)
bjóða	provide (v)
bjóða	command (v), bid; offer; provide; invite; challenge; threaten; call upon, summon
bjóðja	challenge (v)
bjóðr	giver
bjór-ker	beer-goblet
bjǫrn	bear
bjórr	beer
Bláinn	Blain
blakkr	black
blakkr	dark
blanda	mix (v)
blanda (blett, -að)	blend, mix
blár	blue; black
blása	blow (v)
blatqnn	black tooth
blautr	wet
bleikr	white fair
blesóttr	marked, having a white mark on the forehead
bliða	friendliness
bliðr	gracious
bliðr	pleasant
blindr	blind
blóð	blood
blóð-refill	sword point
blóðugr	bloody
blóm	flower
blot	sacrifice
blot	heathen
blóta	sacrifice (v)
boð	feast
boð	festival
boð	offer
boð	summons
boð	battle
boða	preach (v)
boðorð	commandment
boðsmaðr	guest
Bǫðvarr	battle, Bothvar
bœgr	shoulder
bœn	prayer
bœr	farmhouse, farmstead; farm, landed estate; town
bœta	compensate (v)
bœtr	compensations
bogastrengr	bow-string
bogi	bow
bóglína	bowline (ship/sailing term)
bógr	shoulder
bók	book
bokki	buck; fellow
bǫl	grief
bǫl	sorrow
Bǫmburr	Bombur
bóndason	farmer's son, son of a yeoman
bóndi	franklin
bóndi	yeoman, franklin; husband
borð	board
borð	rim
borð	table
borð	strake, hull plank
borðveggr	wall of boards, wall made of planks
borg	castle, fortress; funeral pyre
borg	stronghold
borg	town
bót	compensation, atonement
bqllr	ball, glans penis
bráðr	hasty, impatient
bráðr	sudden
bragða (að)	move, stir
bragþáttr	poetry
braka	creak (v)
braka (að)	crack (v), creak
brandr	blade
brandr	brand
brandr	firewood (piece of)
brattr	steep
brattr	sheep
brauð	bread
brauðgǫrð	bread-making
braudnefr	breadnose
braut	road
bréf	letter
bregða	move quickly; throw; draw (sword)
breiða	spread (v)
breið-øx	axe with a long blade
breiðr	broad
brekka	hillside, slope
brenna	burning
brenna	burn (intrans.), be on fire
brenna (d)	burn (trans.), light, set on fire
bresta	break (v)
bresta	burst (v)
breyta	act (v)
Brimir	sword; (name of a sword); (name of a giant)
brim-sker	rock on which waves break
brjóst	breast
brjóta	break (v), break into; destroy; deal out, distribute; (mid.) exert oneself
brjóta	violate (v)
broddr	point of the spear
bróðir	brother
brǫkon	clashing
brokun	clashing
brotna (að)	break (intrans.) (v), be broken
brott	away
brottkvaðning	dismissal
brú	bridge
brúðr	bride, young married woman; wife
brullaup	wedding
brún	eye-brow
brúnáss	ridge-beam
bruni	fire
bruni	heat
brunnr	burn, spring, well
brusi	goat (he-goat)
bryggja	landing-stage
brynja	mail (coat of)
brynjulauss	mail-less, without mail, unprotected
brýnn	clear
brýnn	urgent
bryti	bailiff
bryti	steward
bú	dwelling
bú	farming, farm, dwelling, livestock
búa	array (v)
búa	prepare (v); array, dress; dwell; have a household, keep house; be, be ready
buð	booth, temporary dwelling
buðlungr	king, prince
búfé	farm-cattle
bughr	curve
búi	neighbor
búnaðr	equipment
burðr	birth
burlufotr	foot (a clumsy foot)
burr	son
Burr	Bur, Odin's father
bústaðr	dwelling-place
bý	bee
bygð	dwelling, settlement
bygghlaða	barley-barn
byggja (gð)	dwell (v); settle; build; inhabit
bylgja	billow
byrðr	burden, load
bytta	bucket
bytta	pail
c - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
candi	habit
clash	hnit
d - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
dáð	courage
dáð	energy
dæll	gentle, easy (to manage)
dæma	judge (v)
daga	dawn (v)
dagan	daybreak
dagr	day, daylight, dawn
dálkr	pin
dalr	dale, dell, valley
danzleikr	dance
danzleikr	dancing-song
darraðr	spear
dauðadagr	death-day
dauði	death
dauðr	dead, death
daufi	deaf-mute, stupid
daufr	deaf
deila	contention
deila	disagreement
deila	divide (v)
deila	quarrel (v)
deila (d)	divide; distinguish, quarrel, contend
deild	litigation
deild	quarrel
deili	details (pl.)
detta	drop (v), fall
deyja	die, pass away
digr	big, stout; thick; deep
djarfliga	boldly
djarfr	bold, daring
djúpr	deep
dœgr	day
dœma	proclaim (v)
dofni	dopey
dǫgg	dew (sg. and pl.)
dǫglingr	prince
dolg	battle
dólg	battle
Dólgþrasir	Dolgthrasir
dómari	judge
dómr	court
dómr	fame
dómr	judgment
dómr	reputation
dómstóll	judgment-seat
dóm-stóll	judgment seat
dóttir	daughter
dótturson	grandson
dǫuðarorð	death tidings
draga	haul (v)
draga	draw, haul
dragi	slowpoke
dráp	killing
draugr	tree-trunk
draugr	undead man, ghost
draumr	dream
Draupnir	Draupnir
dreifa	sprinkle (v)
dreifa (ð)	scatter (dat.); besprinkle (acc.)
drekka	empty (v)
drekka	drink (v)
drekkja (kt)	drown (dat.)
drengiliga	manfully
drengr	warrior; gallant fellow
drengskapr	nobility, courage
drepa	strike (v), smite; knock; kill, slay
dreyma	dream (v)
dreyri	blood
dreyrugr	blood-stained
drif	throng (v)
drifa	drive (v); crowd, throng; rush
drjúgr	substantial, lasting, ample
drjúpa	drip (v)
dróttinn	leader of the host, lord
dróttning	queen
drúpa	droop (v)
drykkja	drinking
drykkr	draught, drink
drykkyumaðr	drinker
dúði	toss (v)
duga	help (v), aid, be of avail, be of assistance
dul	reserve, folly; conceit
duna	resound (v)
duna	noise (thunderous noise)
dunði	resound (v)
dunði	whir (v)
Durinn	Durin
Dvalinn	Dvalin, Delayer
dvegr	dwarf
dveljask (dvalðisk)	stay (v); be delayed
dvergr	dwarf; fibula
dvǫl	delay
dyja, (dúði)	shake (v), toss
dylja (dulði)	deceive oneself (mid.); keep on in ignorance of
dynja	whir (v), whistle
dýr	animal, beast
dyrk, dýrð	glory
dyrr	door
dyrr	doorway (pl.), door
dýrr	expensive, dear; precious
dyrvǫrðr	door-keeper
dys	grave
e - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
Eadmundr	Eadmund
eða	and
eða	or; and; but
eðli	nature, characteristic(s)
eðr	still
ef	if; whether; (to see) if; lest
efja	mud, more
efla	make (v)
efla	perform (v)
efla	support (v)
efna	fulfill (v)
efna	perform (v)
efnaleysi	poverty
efni	condition
efni	material
efni	reason
efni	state
efniligr	promising
efri	later
efri	upper
efst	highest
efstr	uppermost, highest
egg	egg
egg	edge
eggja	whet (v)
eggja (að)	urge (v), whet
eggþrima	battle
eggtog	battle
Egill	Egil
eiðr	oath
eiga	possession
eiga	own, have, possess; have in marriage; have the power to; have claim to; have duty to
eigi	not
eigi_at_síðr	nonetheless
eign	possessions
eigna (að)	take possession of
eignask	possess (v)
eignask (að)	gain possession of, get for oneself
eigu	possession
eik	oak; tree; ship
Eikinskialdi	Eikinskjald, Oakenshield
Eilífr	Eilif
eimi	reek
eimi	smoke
einga	only
einhendr	one-handed
einn	alone
einn	one; a certain, particular; only
einnhverr	some, a certain, any
einráðinn	resolved
einvigi	duel
eir	bronze
eir	copper
Eiríkr	Eirik
eitr	poison
ek	I
ekki	not, by no means
ekkja	widow
él	shower
eldask	grow old (v)
elding	dawn
eldivðr	firewood
eldr	fire
elgr	elk
eljun	endurance
ella	else
elli	old age
ellifu	eleven
elligar	otherwise
ellri	elder
ellri	older
elska	affection
elska	be fond of (v)
elska	love (v)
elska (að)	love
elta	cast down (v)
elta	pursue (v)
Embla	Embla
Emma	Emma
en	but, and; than
enda	bring to an end (v)
enda	end
enda	moreover
endi, endir	end
endr	again
endrþaga	silence in return, reciprocated silence
eng	meadow
eng	pasture land
enga-lund	in no way
engi	no, none, no one
Engla-konungr	king of the English (Angles)
England	England
Englar	English (pl.), Angles
enn	still; also; yet; further; again; moreover; even
en-wīgh	combat (single)
eptir	along
eptir	after, behind; for, to obtain; along; according to; in succession to
eptir-batr	boat (small boat towed behind a ship)
eptri	hind
er	who, which; when
erfi	funeral feast
erfiði	toil
erfiði	trouble
erfiðr	difficult
erfiðr	troublesome
erfingi	heir
ergjask	become cowardly (v)
ermr	sleeve
eta	eat (v)
etja	incite (v)
Eva	Eve
ey	island
ey	forever; always
eybarmr	island surface
eyða (dd)	lay waste
Eyfura	Eyfura
eyjarskeggi	island inhabitant
eyland	island
eyra	ear
eyrir	silver (one ounce)
eyrr	sandbank
eyrr	shoal
eyrr	spit
f - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
fá	get, take; catch; have, make use of; put; give; receive; suffer; (with ppart.) be able to, get accomplished; (mid.) take place; struggle
fá (ð)	color
faðir	father
fæða	give birth to (v)
fægir	artist
fæla (d)	frighten (v), ; (refl.) be frightened
færa	hurl (v)
færa	less
fagna (að)	glad (to be glad); rejoice at, welcome
fagr	beautiful
fagr (ran)	fair, beautiful
fagrliga	beautifully
fall	fall
falla	fall, fall down; flow; be slain
falr	spent
fang	breast
fang	catch
fang	contest
fang	provisions
fang	wrestling
fang	grasp, hold; breast; wrestling, contest; catch; provisions
fangi	prisoner
far	track; subject; conduct, deeds; condition
fár	few
fár	mischief, malice
fara	go (v), move, travel; behave, act (as); fare, have fortune; turn out, happen; receive, suffer
fararleyfi	leave to depart
fárbjóðr	destroyer
farmaðr	sailor
farmaðr	trader
farmr	cargo
fáskiptinn	reserved
fast	fast, strongly, hard; certainly
fastr	continuous
fastr	firm, fast; hard, severe; continuous
fat	bag
fat	clothes
fátœkð	poverty
fá-tœkr	poor
fða	feed (v)
fé	cattle; sheep; money; possessions
fé	money
féhirðir	herdsman
feigr	dead
feigr	doomed
feikinstafir	curses (pl.)
feitr	fat
fela	hide (v); make over, commend
félagi	companion
félagi	comrade
félagi	fellow
félagi	partner
félauss	penniless
feldr	cloak
félítill	poor
fell	hill
fell	mountain
fella	slay (v)
fémunir	money
fémunir	valuables
fen	bog, fen
fénaðr	cattle
fen-stigi	fens traveler; one who goes in the fens
ferð	dealings
ferð	journey
ferskeyttr	four-cornered
festa (t)	fasten; strengthen; learn by heart; bite, take effect on
festr	rope
fet	pace
feta	step (v); proceed in, begin to
fetill	band
fetill	girdle
fetils svell	sword of ice, the gleaming sword
fiðri	feathers
Fíli	Fili
fill	unpleasant
fimbulþulr	mighty sage
fimm	five
fimtán	fifteen
fingr	finger
finna	compose (v)
finna	devise (v)
finna	visit (v)
finna	find (v), meet; discover; notice; invent
Finnr	Finn
firar	men (pl.), people; (pl.) living beings or creatures; humankind
fiskr	fish
fit	land
fit	shore
fjaðrhamr	feather-coat
Fjalarr	Fjalar
fjall	mountain, fell
fjalltindr	mountain top
fjándmaðr	enemy
fjara	ebb-tide, fore-shore, beach
fjarri	far, far off; by no means
fjǫðr	wing
fjǫðr	feather
fjǫl	host
fjöl?	deck planking?
fjǫlði	multitude
fjǫlgask (að)	multiply
fjǫllóttr	mountainous
fjǫlmennask (t)	populated, become peopled, full of people
fjǫlmenni	crowd
fjǫlmennr	crowded
fjǫr	life
fjórði	fourth
fjǫrðr	firth
fjórir	four
fjǫrlag	death
fjórtán	fourteen
fjǫtra (að)	fetter, bind
fjóturr	fetter
fjǫturr	shackle
fjúka	fly (v)
flá	flay (v)
flá	skin (v)
flagð	giantess
flár	false
flár	treacherous
fláráðr	false, deceitful
flatr	flat
flatr	prostrate
flaugun	flight
flaugun	flying
flein-drifa	spear throwing
fleinn	spear (for throwing)
fleiri	more; further, other
flekkr	speck
flekkr	spot
flesk	bacon
flestr	most
flet	boards of a hall used for seating
fletta	strip (v)
fleygja (gð)	shoot (v); let something fly; hurl
flík	flag
flík	rag
fljóð	woman
fljót	river
fljóta	float (v)
fljótliga	speedily
fljótr	readily
fljótr	swift, fleeing
flóð	tide
flóð	flood
flœrð	deceit
flokkr	men (body of men); short lay
floti	fleet
flotnar	seafarers, Vikings
flótti	flight
flúga	fly (v)
flutningr	pleading
flyja	flee (v)
flytja	plead a case (v)
flytja	remove (v)
fnǫsun	snorting, blowing out
fóðr	fodder
fǫðurbróðir	uncle, father's brother
fœða	support (v)
fœða (dd)	feed (v); nurse; rear, bring up
fœra (ð)	bring, send; hurl, smite; move; present
fœri	opportunity
fógnuðr	entertainment
fǫgnuðr	delight
fólcvíg	war, troop-slaying, battle (between armies)
fold	earth, world
folk	people
fólk	troop, host of warriors; men
fólkhagi	leader
fǫlna (að)	fade; grow pale
fǫlr	pale
fǫr	journey, journeying; expedition; movement
forað	monster
forða (að)	save (v)
forðum	formerly, some time ago
for-eldra	ancestors
forkunnar	exceedingly
forlǫg	destiny
forlǫg	fate
formælandi	supporter, advocate, speaker on one's behalf
formáli	formula
forn	old, ancient
forsjá	aid
forsjá	care
forsjá	patronage
fortǫlur	exhortations
fǫruneyti	company
forvikrki	labor
forvitnask	find out (v)
forvitnask	inquire (v)
forvitni	curiosity
foss	force
foss	waterfall
fóstbróðir	foster-brother
fóstra	foster (v)
fóstra	foster-mother
fóstra	nurse
fóstri	foster-father; foster-brother; foster-son; fosterling
fót-hvatr	swift of foot
fótr	foot
fótr	leg
fotr	foot; leg
fótr	foot; leg
frá	from; concerning
fræði	history
frægiligr	honorable
frægiligr	magnificent
frægr	famous, well-known
Frægr	Fraeg
fræknliga	bravely
frændi	relative, kinsman
frændsemi	kinship
fráliga	swiftly
fram	forward, on; away; out
framan	forward; from the front side
framar	ahead
framganga	advance
frami	courage
frami	fame, growth, success; advancement, benefit, profit; luck; courage, ability
framkvæmd	progress
framkvæmd	success
frammi	produce
framr	forward
framr	foremost, facing forwards, standing in front; outstanding, excellent; (superl.) farthest back in time, earliest
framstafn	prow
Frár	Frar
frásagnarverðr	worth relating
fráskila	separated
frásǫgn	information
frásǫgn	narration
fregn	information
fregn	news, information
fregna	ask (v)
fregna	learn (v), hear of; ask
freista	test (v)
freista (st)	try (v), make trial of; put to the test
freki	wolf
frekr	greedy
frelsa	rescue (v)
frelsa	save (v)
fremja	accomplish (v)
fremja	perform (v)
fremr	more
frest	respite
fretr	fart
frétta	ask (v)
friðar-tákn	token of peace
friðr	peace
fríðr	handsome
frjáls	free
frjósa	freeze (v)
fróðleikr	knowledge
fróðleikr	lore
fróðleikr	magic
fróðr	wise, well-informed
frœði	lore, history
frœkn	brave
frœkn	valiant
frœknliga	manfully
frost	frost
Frosti	Frosti, Frosty
fugl	bird
fúinn	rotten, decayed
full	foul
fullkominn	complete
fullkominn	established
fullr	full; in full swingfull outlaw
fullting	aid
fullting	help
Fundinn	Fundin, Foundling
fundr	battle; meeting
furðuliga	terribly
fuss	eager
fúss	willing
fyl	foal
fylgð	following
fylgð	party
fylgja	accompany (v)
fylgja	follow (v)
fylgja	give help to (v)
fylgja (gð)	belong to, attend to, accompany, serve, appertain to
fylking	battle array, host
fylkir	king
fylla (d)	fill (v); complete; increase
fyrðar	men (pl.), people
fyrir	first; before, in front of; until; against; because of, for
fyrir stundu	time (a short time ago)
fyrri	former
fyrst	first
fyrsta	beginning
fyrstr	first, foremost, earliest
fyrtelia (-talða)	recount, recite
fysa	desire (v)
fysa	encourage (v)
fýsa (t)	urge (v), encourage; (impers.) desire
fýst	desire
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gá	heed (v)
gæfa	luck
gæfr	mild
gæfr	reasonable
gæfuleysi	lucklessness
gæfumaðr	lucky man
gægjask (ð)	gaze (v), bend forward to see, glare
gær	yesterday
gæta	take care of (v)
gæta	watch (v)
gæta (tt)	guard (v), attend to, tend, watch over; keep watch
gætinn	wary, careful
gaflveggr	gable-wall
gagn	advantage
gagnsamr	helpful
gagnsemð	helpfulness
gagnvart	opposite
gala	scream (v)
galti	boar (wild)
gamall	old
gaman	delight
gaman	pleasure, entertainment
Gandálfr	Gandalf, Staff-elf
gandr	staff (magic staff) or spirit
ganga	go, walk; advance; take place; extend; go on, last; turn out
ganga við	confess (v)
gap	gap, gaping, chasm
gapa	gape (v)
garðr	farmyard, enclosure, court; fence; dwelling-place
gargan	snake
gata	path
gata	road
gáta	riddle
gátt	door-opening
gaumr	attention
gaumr	heed, attention
geð	affection
geð	liking
geð	disposition; mind; wits; sense; inclination
geðjaðr	agreeable
gefa	give (v); give in marriage; (impers.) be obtainable
gefandi	giver, host
gegna	mean (v)
gegna (d)	suited for, (dat.) be suitable for; mean, bode
gegnt	opposite
geigr	injury (serious)
geil	lane
geirr	spear; point of anvil
geisa	rage (v)
geisl	goad
geisl	staff
geit	she-goat
gellir	yeller, screamer
Gellisson	Gellir's son
gera	become (v)
gera	compose (v)
gera (ð)	do, perform; act; make, build; finish
gestr	guest
geta	think (v)
geta	get, obtain; engender; (with ppart.) be able to, get done; (with infin.) happen to (do); be obtainable; guess, suppose; relate, tell of
geyja	revile (v)
geyma	guard (v)
geyma	watch (v)
gífr	troll
gil	gorge
gil	ravine
gildi	feast
gildi	guild
gildi	payment due, tribute, offerings or compensation; recompense, return
gildisbrœðr	guild-brethren
gildr	fine
gildr	worthy
Ginnarr	Ginnar, Betrayer
ginnheilagr	sacred, most holy
ginnregin	powers (pl.) (mighty powers)
ginnung	space (mighty space), abyss, void
gipt	gift
gipta	give in marriage (v)
gipta	good luck
giptumaðr	lucky man
girnd	desire
gísl	hostage
gista	lodge (v)
gisting	lodging (night-lodgings)
Gizurr	Gizur
gjald	payment; tax
gjalda	redeem (v)
gjalda	pay compensation (v); repay, requite; give something as recompense for something; atone or pay for
gjálfrmarr	ship; steed of the sea
gjalla	bellow (v)
Gjalpar skær	wolf
gjarn	eager
gjarna, gjarnan	willingly
gjǫf	gift
gjǫr	food
gjóta	cast (v)
glaða	gladden (v)
glaðliga	gladly
glaðliga	heartily
glaðr	glad
glaðr	merry
Glámr	Glam
gleði	gladness
gleidr	bowlegged
glettask	meddle with (v)
gleypa (t)	swallow (v)
glíkligr	likely
glíma	wrestling
glita	glitter (v)
gløggr	clear
gløggr	clear-sighted
Glói	Gloi, Glow
glotta	grin (v)
gluggr	window
glymja	resound (v)
glymja	roar (v)
gnæfa	tower (v)
gnæfa (ð)	high (to rise high), tower
gnat	clashing
gnata	crash (v)
gnógr	enough; plenty (of)
gnótt	abundance, plenty
gnyja	roar (v)
gnýr	clash, din
goðahús	temple
goðgá	blasphemy
góði	profit
goði	chief (and priest)
góðr	brave
góðr	fine
góðr	liberal
góðr	good
góðvili	goodwill
Goðvinasun	Gothvinasun
gœðalauss	barren
gœðalauss	useless
gǫfugr	worshipful
gólf	floor
gøra	become (v)
gøra	make (v) , build; write, compose
gørð	building
gørð	making
gǫrr	built
gǫrr	ready
gørr	more fully
gǫrr (van)	made, built; done; ready; sent; done for, finished off
gørsimi	treasure
gørviligr	capable
gørviligr	enterprising
gotar	men
Gotar	Goths, (pl.) the Goths
goti	steed
gott	benefit
góz	goods
gr	approach
gráðar læ	food (hunger's bane)
gráðr	hunger
grafa	dig (v); engrave, inlay
gramr	king
grannr	slender
grár	grey
gras	grass, pasture; vegetation; plant
gráta	weep (v)
grautr	porridge
greiðliga	quickly, promptly
grein	branch, division; particular, detail
gren	lair (of a fox), foxhole
gretta	grimace (v)
Grettir	Grettir
grið	peace (pl.), protection
griðungr	bull
gríma	mask; shadow of night
grimmr	fierce
grimmr	grim
grind	fold
grípa	grip (v)
gripr	animal
griss	piglet
grjót	stones
grjótbjǫrg	rocks
gróa	grow
groðkona	serving-woman
grœnn	green
gróf	pit
grǫf	ditch
grǫf	hole
grǫf	pit
grǫn	beak
grǫn	beard
grǫn	lip
grǫsugr	grassy
gruna	suspect (v)
grund	ground, bottom; broad surface; surface of the earth, earth
grunlauss	unsuspecting
grunnr	bottom
grunnr	ground
grunr	suspicion
gryttr	stony
guð	god
guðr	battle
gufa	smoke
gufa	vapor
gull	gold
gullhringr	gold ring
gullhyrndr	golden-horned
Gullveig	Gullveig
gumi	man, human
Gunnarr	Gunnar
Gunnhildr	Gunnhild
Gunnlǫð	Gunnlath
gyrðingr	buntline (ship/sailing term)
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habora	oar-hole
hæð	height, hill
hægr	gentle
hæll	heel
hænsn	hens
hærðr	haired
hætta	cease (v)
hætta	risk (v)
haf	sea (the sea)
hafa	possess (v)
hafa	wear (v)
hafa (ð)	have (v), keep; hold; accept
hafr	goat
hafrstaka	goat-skin
haga	arrange (v)
hagall	hail
hagliga	neatly
haglkorn	hail-stone
hagr	affairs
hagr	character
hala	haul (ship/sailing term)
halda	hold (v); hold fast, grip; keep; steer; protect; last, hold good, remain
haldorðr	true of word
Hálfdanarson	Halfdan's son
hálfr	half
halftroll	halftroll
hallargólf	hall-floor
Hallgerðr	Hallgertha, Gunnar's wife
hallr	hill-side
hálmr	straw
hálmþúst	flail
halr	hero
halr	man
háls	hill-crest
háls	neck
háls	ridge
halsa	clew up
haltr	lame
hamarr	cliff
hamarr	crag
hamarr	hammer
hamingja	luck
hamr	abode
hamr	skin
Hánarr	Hanar
handarvanr	handless, bereft of a hand, lacking a hand, one-armed
handleggr	arm; (pl.) upper arm and forearm
handsal	handshake
handtaka	capture (v)
hani	cock
hann	he
hanzki	glove
happ	good luck
hár	lofty
hár	hair
Hár	Har, Greyhair
hár	tall, high; loud
Haraldr	Harald
harðaz	fiercest
harðfengiliga	stoutly
harðhugaðr	hard-hearted
harðliga	fiercely
harðliga	terribly
harðr	sharp
harðr	hard, severe, sharp
harð-ræði	hardihood; experience of hardship
harðsnúinn	well-knit
harðsnúinn	well-prepared, staunch
hárfagri	fair-haired
harma	grieve (v)
harmfullr	sorrowful
harmr	sorrow, grief
harr	sea
hárr	grey-haired, hoary, grey-bearded; (a name of Odin)
hart	hard; sharply
háseti	oarsman
hásin	tendon
háski	danger, harm
hástokkr?	gunwale?
hata (að)	damage (v), destroy
hátt	aloud
hátt	loudly
hátta	arrange (v)
háttaðr	fashioned
Hattargriði	Hott's guardian
hattr	hood
háttr	custom
háttr	manner
háttr	kind, type; (pl.) activity, habits, behavior
hauga-brot	grave destruction; breaking open of a grave-mound
hauga-eldr	grave fire, fire from graves
haugbúi	ghost, undead man
haugr	grave mound; mound
Haugspori	Haugspori, Mound-river
hauknefr	hawknose
haukr	hawk
hausakljufr	cleaver (skull cleaver)
hauss	skull
haust	autumn
hávaðamikill	noisy
hdla	lay hands on (v)
heðan	hence, from here
heðinn	fur cloak, coat
heðra	here, hither
hefill	clew line (ship/sailing term)
hefja	lift (v), raise
hefna (d)	avenge (v)
hefnd	vengeance
hégómi	folly
hegri	heron
heiðinn	heathen
heiðir	hawk
heiðni	heathendom
heiðr	bright, clear; Bright
heiðr	heath
Heiðrekr	Heithrek
heilagr	holy, sacred
heili	brain
heill	luck (good luck); good omen
heill	sound, safe; in health; hail!
heilsa	greet (v)
heim	home; to(wards) the house
heima	home; (as adv.) at home
Heimdallr	Heimdall, World-radiance
heimdragi	stay-at-home
heimili	home
heimisgarðar	courtyards of a house (pl.), homestead(s), premises
heimr	region; world
heimskr	foolish
heimstǫð	homestead
heimta	get back (v)
heimta	recover (v)
heimta	summon (v)
heimta (mt)	claim
heit	promise
heita	call (to call) (v), name; promise; be called, be named
heita	pray to (v)
heitr	hot
hel	hell
heldr	nay
heldr	rather
helgrind	hell gate, gate of hell
hellir	cave
helmingr	half
helzt	most willingly; most of all; exceedingly
heppinn	fortunate
heppinn	lucky
Hepti	Hepti, Haft
hér	here
herað	district
herbergi	lodgings
herbergi	quarters
herða	clench (v)
herða	harden (v)
herðar	shoulders (pl.)
herfang	booty
herfiligr	bitter
herfiligr	harsh
herfiligr	shameful
herfiligr	wretched
herja	harry (v)
herja	plunder (v)
herklæði	armor
herlið	army
herlið	war-force
herǫr	war-arrow
herr	army
herr	great number
herr	harrier, destroyer
herra	lord
hervápn	weapons
Hervarðr	Hervarth
Hervǫr	Hervor
hestr	stallion, horse
heygja	bury (v)
heyra (ð)	hear (v), hear of
Hildr	Hildr, a valkyrie
hilmir	chief, king
himinioðurr	horizon or precinct of heaven, rim of heaven, sky
himinn	heaven, sky
hindrvitni	heathenism
hindrvitni	superstition
hingat	hither
hinn	this one; that; the
hirð	court
hirða (ð)	keep; mind, care
hirðir	herdsman
hirðmaðr	retainer
hirzla	keeping
hirzla	possession
hít	skin-bag
hiti	flame
hiti	heat
hitta	come to (v)
hitta	find (v)
hitta (tt)	hit, find, meet, come upon, arrive at; visit, call on
hitta (tt)	meet with (v); hit upon; come upon; go to see
hjá	beside, at the side of; compared with; close by
hjala	chatter (v)
hjaldr (rs)	battle
hjallr	platform
Hjálmarr	Hjalmar
hjálmr	helmet
hjálmrǫðull	sword
hjalmstallr	head (the support of the helmet)
hjálpa	help (v)
hjalt	pommel of the sword, guard of the sword
hjarta	heart
hjölm	tiller (ship/sailing term)
hjǫlt	hilt
hjǫrð	herd, flock; herding
hjǫrleikr	sword-play
hjǫrr	sword
Hjǫrvarðr	Horvarth
hjú	household
hlaða	barn
hlaða	load (v); pile
hladhqnd	clean hands
hlæja	smile (v)
hlæja	laugh (v)
hlakka	cry (v)
hlakka	scream (v)
hlátr	laughter
hlaup	run
hlaupa	climb (v)
hlaupa	fall down on (v)
hlaupa	mount (v)
hlaupa	run (v)
hlaupa	spring (v)
hlaupa	leap (v), spring, climb; mount; run
Hleiðargarðr	Hleithargarth, Lejre
Hlévangr	Hlevang, Lee-plain
hleypa	gallop (v)
hleypa	make run (v)
hlið	slope
hlíf	shield; cover, shelter
hlifá	protect (v)
hlífa (ð)	shelter (v), protect
hlíta	rely on (v)
hlíta	trust (v)
hljóð	silence, hearing
hljóðlyndr	taciturn
hljóðr	silent, quiet
hljóta	be obliged to (v)
hljóta	result
hlœgi-ligr	laughable
hlœgja	gladden (v)
hlǫkk	clash; battle
hlǫm	sound (crashing sound)
hlunnr and hlummr	oar handle
hluta	cast lots (v)
hluti	fate
hluti	lot
hlutr	portion
hlutr	purpose
hlutr	thing
hlutr	part, piece, thing
hlut-skipti	sharing of booty
hlyða	prosper (v)
hlýða (dd)	listen
hlýða (dd)	listen to, hear; (impers.) be allowable; succeed
hlýðni	obedience
hneggja	neigh (v)
hnekkja? (with Fr. prefix)	sail ~lowering (let out sail)
hneppr	scant
hneykja	shame
hníga	sink (v); (ppart.) open
hnipinn	downcast
hnit	clash
hnjóða	rivet (v), to clench rivets
hnoss	costly thing, ornament
hnykkja (ð, t)	pull violently
hodd-dofi	stinginess
hœfa (ð)	befall
hœgindi	pillow
hœgr	easy, possible; gentle, reasonable
hœgr	comfortable; suitable, expedient; docile, affable; skilful, agile
hœgri	right
Hœnir	Hoenir
hœnsa	chicken
hœttr	dangerous
hof	farm, farmstead; temple
hóf	proportion
hǫfðinghlegr	princely
hǫfðingi	chief, ruler
hǫfðingliga	generously
hǫfgi	drowsiness
hǫfgi	sleep
hǫfn	harbor
hǫfuð	head; person
höfuðbenda	shroud (ship/sailing term)
hǫfuðdúkr	hood
hǫfuðstafn	prow
hǫgg	stroke, blow
hǫggva	behead (v)
hǫggva	carve (v)
hǫggva	cut (v)
hǫggva	hew (v)
hǫggva	strike (v)
hol	hole
hol	hollow (n)
hold	flesh
hǫldr	hero
hǫldr	man
hǫlðr	man
hǫlkn	flat
hǫll	hall
hollr	loyal
holr	hollow (adj)
holt	woodland
hǫnd	hand, arm and hand; side, part
hǫndla	seize (v)
hórdómr	adultery
horfa	gaze (v)
hǫrfa (að)	recoil (v)
hǫrgr	sanctuary (outdoor sanctuary), (stone) altar, temple
horn	horn; drinking horn; corner
Hornbori	Hornbori
hǫrr	bow-string
hǫrr	linen
horskr	wise, sensible
hǫss	grey
hósti	cough
hót	whit
hǫttr	hood
Hǫttr	Hott
hqfdi	head
hraðliga	quickly
hraðr	fresh
hraðr	swift
hræ	corpse (of the slain in battle)
hræða (dd)	frighten (v), ; (refl.) be afraid of, be frightened
hræddr	frightened, afraid
hræzla	fear, terror
hrafn	raven
hrafnasueltir	coward (raven starver)
hrakning	humiliation
hrakning	insult
Hrani	Hrani
hrapa (að)	rush (v)
hrapalliga	headlong
hrata (að)	tumble, fall
hraun	lava
hraustliga	bravely
hraustligr	dauntless
hraustr	brave
hraustr	stout-hearted
hreinn	reindeer
hrekja	drive away (v)
hrelling	affliction
hreppa	catch (v)
hreppa	obtain (v)
hreyfa	stir (v)
hreysti	valor
hríð	time, while; storm; onset, attack
hrímþurs	frost-giant
hrína	neigh (v)
hrinda	drift (v)
hrinda	drive (v)
hrinda	push (v)
hrinda	shove (v)
hringa-brynja	mail coat of rings
hring-brjótr	ring distributor
hringr	ring, circle
hrista	shake (v)
hrjóða	strip (v)
hrjóta	fly (v)
hrjóta	roll (v)
hrjóta	snore (v)
hrjóta	spring (v)
hrodi	snot
hróðr	encomium
hróðr (rs)	praise; encomium
hrœra (ð)	move, stir
hrœsinn	boastful
hrøkkva	fall back
Hrólfr	Hrolf
hross	mare
hross	horse
hrossakjǫt	horse-flesh
hrúga	heap
hryggr	back
húð	hide
húfr	hull (ship/sailing term)
hugall	thoughtful
hugarbót	consolation
huggan	comfort
huggan	consolation
huglausi	cowardly
hugleikinn	entranced, in a trance; intense(ly)
hugr	courage
hugr	desire
hugr	mind; thought; heart, spirit
hugsa (að)	consider (v), think over; determine
hulða	cover, sheath
hundr	dog
hundr	hound
hundrað	hundred
hurð	door
hurðarflaki	hurdle
hús	farm
hús	house; room of house; (pl.) farm
húsfreyja	housewife
húsgørð	house-building
húskarl	retainer
húskarl	servant
húsl	sacrifice
hvaðan	whence
hváll	knoll
hvalr	whale
hvar	where; everywhere
hvarfa	go (v)
hvarfa (að)	walk (v), go
hvárgi	neither
hvárr	both
hvárt	whether; (introduces direct question); however
hvass	sharp; prickly
hvat	what
hvata	go (v)
hvata	hasten (v)
hvatki_er	whatsoever
hvatvetna	anything whatever; everything
hvé	how
hveðrungr	monster
hveitiakr	wheat-field
hverfa	turn (v)
hverfr	changeable
hverfr	quickly
hvergi	nowhere; not at all
hverr	who, which, what; each, every
hversdagliga	commonly
hversdagliga	usually
hversu	how, however
hvert	whither
hvessa	sharpen (v)
hví	why?
hvíla	bed
hvíla	rest (v)
hvílð	rest, pause
hvíta	become white (v)
hvítaaurr	mud (white mud) (?)
hvítingr	drinking-horn
hvítr	white, shining
hybyli	homestead
hyggiandi	thought, intellect, mind
hyggja	anxiety
hyggja	give heed to (v)
hyggja	intend (v)
hyggja	mean (v)
hyggja	observe (v)
hyggja	see (v)
hyggja (hugði, hugaðr)	think (v), believe
hylli	favor
hylli	grace
hylr	hole
hylr	pool
hyrr	fire
i - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
í	in, within; among; during; into, onto
Iari	Iari
Iðavǫllr	Ithavale
iðgjǫld	compensation
iðja	perform (v)
iðja	task
iðn	occupation
iðrask	repent (v)
íhuga	consider (v)
íhuga	try to decide (v)
íhugi	resentment
illa	ill, badly
illiligr	ugly
illmæli	calumny
illmæli	slander
illr	bad, evil; ugly, unpleasing; difficult
illska	cruelty
illskaelda	plagiarizer
Ingófr	Ingolf
Ingólfsfell	Ingolf's Fell
Ingólfshǫfði	Ingolf's Head
inn	in, within
inn	the
inna	accomplish (v)
inna	pay (v)
inna	repay (v)
innan	into; within; from within
innganga	entrance
inni	within, within the house
inniliga	exactly
inoborna	unborn
iǫrovǫllr	field (stony or gravelly); Stonyvales
iǫtunheimr	realm of the giants
iǫtunn	giant
Írskr	Irish
ísabrot	ice breaking
Ísland	Iceland
Ísleifr	Isleif
Íslendingabók	Icelanders Book
íss	ice, icicle
ístra	paunch-fat
istrumagi	gut (fat gut)
íþrótt	accomplishment
Ívarr	Ivar
íviðia	witch, 'she who dwells in the wood', giantess
j - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
já	yes
jaðarr	edge
jafn	equal
jafna	trim (v)
jafnaðr	equality
jafnaðr	justice
jafnan	always
jafnan	ever, always
jafnberr	exposed equally
jafndægri	equinox
jafningi	equal
jafnlangr	length (of equal length)
jafnsnimma	at the same time
jafnspakir	equally wise
jarðfastr	fixed in the earth
jarðligr	earthly; worldly
jarl	earl; free-born man, gentleman
jarmr	screaming
jarn, járn	iron, weapon
járnleikr	battle
járnsmiðr	iron-smith
játa	agree to (v)
jǫfnuðr	equality
jǫfurr	king
jǫfurr	prince
jǫkull	glacier
jól	Yule, midwinter heathen feast, later applied to Christmas
jóla-aptann	Christmas Eve
jǫrð	earth, world; ground, soil
Jórsalafarar	crusaders
jǫru-fægir	warrior
jǫtunn	giant
jǫtunn-móðr	rage (giant's rage)
k - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
kæra	accuse (v)
kæra	lay a charge against (v)
kærr	close
kæsia	halberd (a kind of halberd), long spear
kala	cold (be cold), become cold, freeze
kaldr	cold
kálfr	calf
kalla	call (v)
kalla	cry out (v)
kalla	say (v), declare; call, cry out; name
kamphundr	carrion eater
kann	search (v)
kanna	explore (v)
kapp	contest, competition; spirit, ardor, courage
kapp	arch
kappi	champion, hero
karfi	ship (middle-sized cargo and troop ship)
karl	churl
karl	common man
karl	man
karlmaðr	man
kasta (að)	throw, cast
kastali	castle
kátr	merry
kaun	boil
kaun	sore
kaup	bargain
kaup	wages
kaupa	buy (v); make a bargain
kaupeyrir	wares
kaupmaðr	merchant
kaupmaðr	trader
kaupstefna	market
keipr	boat (small boat), canoe
kelda	fountain
kelda	spring
kengr	bend
kengr	arbitration
kenna (d)	know (v); perceive; taste; feel; recognize; name, tell; teach
kerling	old woman
kerling	hag (old hag)
ketill	cauldron
Ketill	Ketil
ki	not
kið	kid
kikna (að)	weaken (give way at the knees)
Kíli	Kili
kind	child; baby; offspring, progeny, family, kin
kinn	cheek
kippa (ð, t)	pull, jerk; snatch, pick up; rend
kirkja	church
kista	box
kista	chest
kjóll	ship
kjǫlr	keel
kjǫptr	jaw
kjósa	choose (v), select; pick out something for someone, determine; acquire something for someone
klæða	clothe (v)
klæði	clothing
klæði	garment
klaka	chatter (v)
klappa	knock (v)
kljúfa	cleave
klofna	split (v)
klóra	scratch (v)
kná (knátta)	can, be in a position to; may
knappr	knob
knattarbarki	ship (nail-studded ship)
kné	knee
kneppa (t)	fasten (v), button; pull
knífr	knife
knǫð	duty
knoða	knead (v)
knörr (knarrar)	ship (cargo ship)
knǫttr	ball
knǫttr	sphere
knúi	knuckle
knúta	knuckle-bone
knútr	knot
knyja	struggle (v)
kœrr	dear
kǫgursveinn	infant
kol	charcoal
kol	coals
kólf-skot	arrow shot distance
kollóttr	bald
koma	come about (v)
koma	recover (v)
koma	come (v), arrive; reach; obtain; occur
kona	woman, wife
kǫngull	bunch
kǫngull	cluster
Konunga-ævi	Kings' Lives, Life (Story) of the Kings
konungr	king
konungs-garðr	king’s hall and court
konungs-maðr	king’s man
kǫpuryrði	boasting
korn	corn
korn	grain
kossungr	jacket (sleeveless jacket)
kosta	put forth effort (v)
kostnaðr	cost
kostnaðr	expense
kostr	choice, alternative; offer; chance, opportunity; money available; match, marriage; condition, quality; terms
kǫttr	cat
kraki	pole-ladder
kraptr	strength
krás	dainty
krefja	ask (v)
krefja	crave (v)
krellr	hardihood
krellr	spirit
krikta	complain (v)
krikta	cry out (v)
Kristinn	Christian
Kristr	Christ
krjúpa	creep, (v) crouch
krókr	hook
krǫptugr	stroke
krǫptugr	strong
kross	cross
kuensami	skirt chaser
kunna	know (v), know how to; be able
kunnandi	accomplishments
kunnandi	knowledge
kunnigr	known
kunningi	acquaintance
kunnr	known
kunnusta	ability
kunnusta	knowledge
kurteisliga	courteously, with dignity
kvæði	poem
kváma	arrival
kván	wife
kvángaðr	married
kvángask	marry (v)
kvánlauss	unmarried
kveða	declare (v)
kveða	recite (v)
kveða	say (v), declare; utter, say in verse; recite; utter a cry
kveðja	call up (v)
kveðja	greet (v)
kveðja	salute (v)
kveðja	summon (v)
kveðja	greeting, salute
kveisa	boil
kveld	evening
kvelda (að)	evening draws in (impers.)
kveldsǫngr	evensong
kvenna	wive's
kvennalið	women
kveykva	kindle (v)
kveykva	light (v)
kví	sheepfold
kviðlingr	ditty
kviðr	belly
kvikindi	animals; living being, creature
kvikr	alive, living
kvilla	sickness
kvisa	whisper (v)
kvistr	branch
kvistr	twig
kvǫð	duty
kykr	living
kykr	alive, animate
kykvendi	animals
kyll	knapsack
kyn	kin, kindred, origin, kind
kynkvísl	descendants
kynkvísl	lineage
kynligr	strange
kynslóð	family line, progeny
kýr	cow
kyrr	quiet
kyrtill	kirtle, tunic
kyssa	kiss (v)
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lá	blood, ruddiness, vital warmth
læ	harm, destruction, misfortune, bane
læging	disgrace; humiliation
lægja	sink (v)
lægja (ð)	lower (v); (impers.) sink
lær-leggr	thigh-bone
læsa	lock (v)
læsa	shut up (v)
læti	bearing, (pl.) gestures, manner; voice
læti	noise
lag	layer
lag	position
lag	stratum
lag	fate (preordained fate); lay, order, disposition; (pl.)
lág	log
lágr	small
lagsmaðr	companion
land	land, country
landaleitan	exploration
landauðn	depopulation
landaurar	land-dues; a tax paid by Icelanders to the king upon arrival in Norway
landi	fellow-country-man
landnám	settlement
landnámamaðr	settler
land-skjálpti	earthquake
lands-log	law of the land
landsuðr	soth-east
land-suðr	south-east
langlífr	long-lived
langniðiar	family tree (long line of forefathers or long line of descendants)
langr	long
langskip	warship
langt	length (a long way)
lasta	blame (v)
lasta	speak ill of (v)
láta	put, place; let, allow; concede, yield; leave, leave off; lose; cause to be done, command; behave (as if); declare; sound
laufgrœnn	leaf-green
laufsblað	leaf
laug	bath
lauga	bathe (v)
laukr	leek; (general) plant
laun	reward
laun	secrecy
launa	reward (v)
lausang	falseness
lauss	free
lauss	unsteady
lauss	loose, free
lax	salmon
ledrhals	leather neck
leggja	place (v), lay, put; put down, lay down; move, bring; thrust, throw; make; give
leggr	leg
leggr	bone (hollow bone of arms and legs); leg
leið	road, path; way, journey; manner, fashion
leiða (dd)	lead
leiðangr	ship; naval forces
leiðitamr	genial
leiðr	hateful
leifa (ð)	leave after death
leiga	hire (v)
leiga	rent (v)
leika	play (v)
leika	sport (v)
leikr	game, sport, contest
leira	mud-flat
leita	see (v)
leita (að)	seek, search for; find; try to go, go; attack
lemja	break(v)
lendr	landed
lengð	length
lengi	long; far; for a long time
lengja	lengthen (v)
lengja	prolong (v)
lengr	longer
lengst	longest
lérept	clothes
lérept	linen
lesa	gather (v)
lesa	express, concoct
lesta	injure (v)
letja (latti)	hinder (v), dissuade
létta	cease (v)
létta	lift (v)
létta	stop (v)
leyðra	wash (v)
leyfa	praise (v)
leyna (d)	conceal
leysa	depart (v)
leysa	purchase (v)
leysa	redeem (v)
leysa	tear (v)
leysa	untie (v)
lið	people; band, host; troops; herd; help, aid
líða	move, go; pass, progress
liði	follower
liðr	joint
liðveizla	help
liðveizla	support
líf	life
lifa (ð)	live (v)
lífdagar	life
liflátinn	dead
lífs	alive
liggja	lie (down); lie ill; be situated; lie low, be slain; lodge, sleep; lie at anchor
lik, lík	corpse
líka (að)	please, be pleasing
líkami	body
líki	equal
líki	form
líki	like
líki	shape
líkindi	likelihood
líkligr	likely
líknstafr	statement (favorable statement), esteem, warm regard
líkr, glíkr	like; likely; similar to; corresponding to, in accordance with
lík-sproti	spar for bracing sail
lími	besom
lími	branch
lín	linen
lind	lime-tree
lind	shield
linr	kindly
liónar	people (pl.)
list	art
líta	see (v)
líta	seem (v)
líta	take into consideration (v)
líta	look; see; regard
litask (að)	look about (v)
lítill	little, short
lítillátliga	humbly
lítilræði	trifle
litklæði	colored (dyed) clothes
litlauss	colorless
litlauss	pale
litr	color
litr	complexion
Litr	Lit, Wise
litr	looks, appearance; color(ing)
lítt	little
ljá	lend (v)
ljómi	radiance
ljós	light, lantern
ljóss	bright
ljóss	clear
ljósta	strike (v)
ljótr	ugly
ljúga	tell a lie (v)
lǫð	invitation; hospitality
loðbrók	shaggy-breeches
lodinkinni	shaggy hair
loðinn	hairy
Lóðurr	Lothur
lœkr	brook, stream
lof	praise
lofa (að)	praise (v); allow, permit
Lofarr	Lofar
lofðungr	prince, king
lófi	palm of the hand
lof-kvæði	encomium; poem of praise
lǫg	constitution
lǫg	law
lǫg	laws
loga	blaze (v)
lóga	part with (v)
lǫgberg	law-rock
logi	flame
log-kœnn	law capable (skilled in the law)
logn	calm
logr	sea, water
lǫgsǫgu-maðr	law-speaker of the assembly
lokrekkja	bed-closet
lǫn	row
Lóni	Loni, Sea-pool
lopt	aloft
lopt	air, sky; upper room
losna	become loose (v)
lostigr	willing
lǫngubak	fishbelly
lúðr	trumpet
lúka	finish (v), end; use up
lund	character
lund	manner
lund	mood
lund	nature
lund	way
lús	louse
lúta	bend (v)
lúta	bow (v)
lúta	pay reverence to (v)
lýðr	people; (pl.) men
lygi	falsehood
lygi	lie
lykð	end
lykill	key
lykkja	knot
lykkja	loop
lyndisbragð	temper
lypta	lift (v)
lypting	poop-deck
lypting	stern (high decked part of stern)
lysa	dawn (v)
lysa	illuminate (v)
lysa	proclaim (v)
lysta	desire (v)
lysta	wish (v)
m - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
má	rub (v)
maðr	man, person; husband; henchman
mækir	sword
mæla (t)	speak (v)
mær	maiden
mæra (ð)	praise (v)
mærð	praise; encomium
mærr	famous, noble, glorious
magi	stomach
magr	thin
mágr	brother-in-law
mainsamr	harmful
makligr	fitting
mál	case
mál	cause
mál	conversation
mál	dialect
mál	discussion
mál	language
mál	season, period of time; measure; time, meal-time; speech, talk; tale, story; information
mál	tale, story; speech, talk; information
málaferli	lawsuits
malm-hrið	battle, storm of metal
malm-þing	battle, meeting of weapons
málstefna	conference
man	house-folk
mánaðr	month
máni	moon
manlíkan	human likeness or form, being in human shape
manna-boð	feast
mannaðr	educated (well educated), accomplished
mannaforrá	authority
mannamót	meeting
mannavegr	road
mannboð	feast
manndráp	manslaughter
mannfall	slaughter
mannfolk	mankind; people
manngi	no one, nobody
mannliga	valiantly
mann-ligr	human
mannskaði	manslaughter
mannvænn	promising
mannvirðing	credit
mannvirðing	honor
mannvit	human intelligence, common sense
Már	Mar, Corpse
már, mór	seagull, mew
marglóð	gold
margr	many (a)
margspakr	wise (very wise)
mark	sign
mark	token, sign; of little account
marr	horse
marr	sea
martirium	martyrdom
matarilli	food stingy
matask	dine (to eat a meal)
mat-borð	table laid with food
matbúa	prepare food (v)
mat-búa	cook, to prepare food
matnaðr	pride
matr	food; meal
matsveinn	cook
máttr	ability
máttr	might
máttugr	mighty
maurr	ant
með	with; by means of; among; along
með frjálsu	peace (in peace)
með_því_at	because, inasmuch as
meðal	between
meðalsnotr	clever, moderately wise
meðan	while, as long as, whilst; in the meantime
mega	can, be able to; may
megin	strength; might, power, ability; supernatural strength
megin-gjarðar	Thor’s girdle of strength
megin-grimmr	terrible
meginland	mainland
meiða	injure (v)
meiða	maim (v)
meiðmar	treasures
meiðr	pole, tree-trunk
mein	injury, pain, harm, hurt; disease, plague
mein	pain
meinfretr	stinkfart
meinlauss	sinless
meinsamr	violent, harmful
meiri	more, bigger
meizi	injury, mutilation
melrakki	white fox
men	necklace, jewel, treasure
mengi	multitude, host
menn-skurð	lady, wearer of necklace
mennt	accomplishment
mennt	art
menntr	well-bred, accomplished
menskr	human
mergr	marrow
merki	banner
merki	boundary
merki	sample
merr	mare
mersing	brass
mersin-spónn	spoon (brass spoon)
messa	feast-day, mass
mestr	most, greatest
meta	estimate (v), value
metnaðargjarn	ambitious
metnaðr	glory
met-orð	esteem
meyla	little girl
miðgarðr	Midgard, Middle-enclosure, the world of men
miðla	mediate (v)
miðla (að)	share out (v), distribute
miðli, milli, millum	between, among
miðr	middle, the middle of
miðsumar	midsummer
mikill	great, large, big; severe
mikillæti	pride, presumption
mikilúðligr	imposing, of distinguished appearance
mikit	greatly
mikla (að)	gain fame, (mid.) acquire fame; make great, 'embiggen'
miklimunnr	big, loud mouth
mildr	generous
mildr	merciful
minka	be diminished (v)
minka	lessen (v)
minn	my, mine, of me
minna	remind (v)
minni	less
minni	toast (usually in honor of the dead), memorial cup
minstr	least
Minþakseyrr	Minthak's Shoal
Miǫðvitnir	Mjothvitnir, Mead-wolf
miǫtviðr	Measure-tree: well-proportioned tree; tree which measures extent or limits of the world, tree which metes out fate
misjafnt	unequally
miski	offense
miskummsamr	merciful
miskunn	grace
miskunn	mercy
mislíka	displease (v)
missa (t)	be without; lose
missegja	relate incorrectly
mjoðr	mead; ódins mjoðr, poetry
mjǫk	much; very
mjǫl	flour
mjǫl	meal
mjolbelgr	meal-bag
mjólka	milk (v)
mjonefr	stingy, thin nose
mjǫtuðr	dispenser of fate
mødherne	mother’s side (of descent)
móðir	mother
móðr	fury, wrath
móðr	weary
móðr	tired
mœði	exhaustion, weariness
mœta (tt)	meet (v); deal with; (mid.) join, meet
mǫgr	boy, young man; man; son; (pl.) kindred
mǫl	gravel
mol	gravel; haukstrandar mol, gold rings
mold	earth
mold	mould
mold	soil, earth (as substance)
moli	bits
moli	piece
mǫn	mane
Mǫrðr	Morth
mórðvíg	murder
morginn	morning
mǫrk	forest
mǫrk	mark (of silver)
morna (að)	waste away (v)
mosi	moss
mǫsurr	maple
mót	manner
mót	towards
mót	meeting
mótgørð	annoyance
mótgørð	offense
móti	against; towards; to meet
Mótsognir	Motsognir
muðr	mouth
muna	remember (v)
Munarvágr	Munarvag
mund	hand
mungát	ale
mungát	drink
munknǫrr	mind, ship of the mind
munkr	monk
munnr	mouth
munr	difference
munr	heart
munr	mind
munstrǫnd	heart, breast, shore of the mind
muntún	mind-enclosure
munu	will, be about to; will be; must; might
munuð	love (physical)
murtr	fish (a small fish)
mús	mouse
musa	mouse
mykjask	be softened (v)
mynd	form
mynd	shape
myrkr	darkness
myrkr (van)	dark
myrkva	grow dark (v)
myrr	bog
myrr	swamp
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ná (ð)	get, obtain
nábúi	neighbor
naðr	serpent
næmnæe	greet (give formal welcome to), give one’s name
nær	closely
nær	nearly
nær	near, nearer, close to, close by
nær	when
næsta	nearly
næstr	next
nætr-elding	dawn
nafn	name
nagl	nail
nakkvarr, nǫkkurr	a, a certain; any
nálgask	come up to (v)
Náli	Nali
náliga	almost
náliga	nearly
nánd	proximity
nár	corpse
nári	groin
nátta	become night (v)
náttúra	spirits
náttúra	nature, characteristic quality, property
náttverðr	supper
nauð(r)	distress, harm; poverty
nauðigr, nauðugr	unwilling, against one's will
nauðsyn	necessity
nauðsyn	need
náungi	kinsman
né	not; nor
neðan	underneath, from below or beneath
neðar	lower
neðri	lower
nef	nose
nef-bjorg	nose-piece (of armor)
neffǫlr	yellow-beaked
nefna (d)	name (v), call; mention
nef-steði	anvil with a sharp point
neinn	no, none
neiss	shamed
neita (tt)	refuse (v), deny
nema	take (v) ; take possession of; catch, strike against; amount to
nema	unless; except
neppr	dying, slight, faint
nest	provisions
nið	hostility, contumely
nið	moon (waning moon)
níða	slander (v)
nidher-slä	strike down, fell
Niði	Nithi, Waned-moon
niðings-verk	shameful deed(s)
niðr	down
niðr	kinsman, son, scion
niðri	down; below
nío	nine
nipt	sister
níu	nine
njósn	news
njóta	enjoy (v)
njóta	have the use of (v)
njóta	benefit, get benefit from
nlgask	appoint
nógr	abundant
nógr	enough, abundant
nógu	sufficiently
Nói	Noah
nøkkviðr	ill-clad
nøkkviðr	naked, ill-clad
norðanverðr	northern
Norðmaðr	Norwegian
norðr	northwards
Norðri	North
Norðymbraland	Northumbria
Nóri	Nori
Norrœnn	Norwegian
Norvegr	north way; Norway
nǫs	nostril
nótt	night
nú	now
Nýi	Nyi, New-moon
ný-kominn	newly arrived
nylunda	news
nyr	new
Nýráðr	Nyrath, New-counsel
nýsa (t)	search (v), peer, investigate
nyta	avail (v)
nyta	eat (v)
nyta	profit (v)
nyta	use (v)
nytr	useful
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ó-áran	dearth; bad season
óbirgr	unprovided
óbrigðr	reliable, unfailing
óbygð	wilderness
ódæll	overbearing
ódæll	difficult, troublesome to deal (with); overbearing
oddr	point
Óðinn	Odin, Othin
ǫðlask	earn (v)
ǫðlask	win (v)
ódr	frantic
óðr	furious
óðr	enraged; wood, raving, frenzied, raging, mad with fear; (name of Freyja's husband or lover) Od
óðr	mental faculties, voice
ódrengskapr	meanness
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œgis-hjálmr	terrorize; intimidate; 'helm of terror'
œpa (t)	cry out (v)
œrinn	sufficient, enough
œrit	enough (adv)
œrit	sufficient
œrr	mad, frantic
œska	youth
of	pride
of	over; across, through; around, about; concerning; because of; for
of drykkja	drinking (excessive drinking), over-drinking
of síðir	at last
ófadnaðr	injustice
ófærr	impassable
ofan	down, from above; southwards
ofarliga	high up
oflængi	too long
oflati	dandy, gaudy person
ǫflugr	strong, powerful
ófœra	peril
ófǫlr	dark
ófrær	barren
ófrær	unproductive
óframliga	timidly
ofreflismaðr	power (one's superior power)
ófriðr	hostility, war
ofríki	tyranny
ofríkí	overbearing
ofrǫlvi	drunk (excessively drunk)
ofsa	exaggerate (v)
ofsi	pride
ǫfugr	backwards, turned the wrong way
ófúss	unwilling
ógæfa	misfortune
ógagn	harm
ógagn	hurt
ógagnvænligr	unprofitable
ógagnvænligr	useless
óglaðr	glum
ógleði	depression
ógleði	sadness
ógǫrr	undone
ógurligr	terrible
óhægindi	discomfort
óhapp	misfortune
ó-hœgr	difficult
óhóf	pride
óhræddr	unafraid, without fear
óhreinn	impure
ójafnaðr	unfairness
ójafnask (að)	diverse, become unequal
ok	and, also; but, though
ókátr	gloomy, depressed
ókræsi-legr	dirty
ókræsi-legr	filthy
ókunnigr	unknown
ókviðinn	undismayed
ǫl	beer
ǫl	ale
Óláfr	Olaf
ǫld	age; mankind, humanity, world; (pl.) human beings, men
ǫlðr	ale; ale-party
ǫldungr	hero
Ǫlfossá	turbulent river, Ale-Force (foaming waterfall) River
ólíkligr	unlikely
ólíkr	unlike, unlike to, different from
ǫlker	ale-cask
ǫlr	drunk (on ale)
ólúgfróðr	well-informed in good traditions
ómakligr	undeserving
ómegin	faintness
óminni	forgetfulness, non-memory, oblivion
ǫnd	breath
ǫnd	soul
ǫndóttr	fiery
ǫndóttr	terrible
öndvegissúlur	posts (High seat posts); pillars
Ǫnundarsonr	Onundarson
ónytr	useless
opinn	open; on one's back
opna (að)	open (cut open)
opnask	be opened (v)
opnask (að)	open (be open)
opt	often, frequently; as often as possible, always
optar	again
optar	oftener
ór	out of, from; of; with the material of
ǫr	arrow
óráðinn	undecided
orð	message
orð	word; speech, conversation
orðsending	message
orðstírr	fame
orðstírr	renown
orðsviðr	proverb
orð-tœki	phrase, expression
ørendi	message
ørendi	mission
óreyndr	untried
ørgrandr	fair-minded
ørgrandr	honest
ørindi	breath
ǫrk	ark
orka	strength, might
orka	work (v)
orlof	permission
ørlǫg	destiny, fate; war
ørlǫglauss	fateless (i.e. on whom fate has not yet been imposed)
ormr	serpent
ormstunga	serpent tongue
ǫrn	eagle
órœkja (kt)	neglect, fail to heed
órr	our
ǫrr	keen
ǫrr	liberal
ǫrr	swift
orrosta	battle
øruggr	safe
øruggr	secure
øruggr	trusty
ørvænn	unlikely
órval	dregs
ǫrvendr	left-handed
ørviti	mad, out of one's senses
ósælligr	ill-favored
ósælligr	wretched
ósæmd	dishonor
ósakaðr	unhurt
ósárr	unhurt
ósjaldan	repeatedly, not seldom
oskilgetinn	born out of wedlock
óskírðr	unbaptized
óskorinn	unshorn
óskylt	duty (negated), not one’s duty
ósnjallr	unwise, foolish
ósómi	dishonor
ósómi	ignominy
óss	estuary
óst	throat
ósterkligr	weak
óþokku-ligr	dirty, nasty
otruligr	unbelievable
otta-lauss	without fear
ótti	fear, dread
ó-vænligr	unlikely
óvættr	monster
óvarliga	incautiously
óvarr	unaware
óvendiliga	carelessly
ó-verk	deed (wicked deed)
óvinr	enemy
óvirðing	disgrace
óvíss	uncertain
óvistuligr	desolate
óvitr	ignorant
óvitr	uninformed
óvitrligr	unwise
øx	axe
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papi	monk (Irish monk), Culdee
penning	penny
penningr	coin
pína	mortify (v)
prestr	priest
prúðr	proud
prúðr	splendid
prútt	gallantly
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qlfuss	drunkard
r - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
ráð	advice, counsel; expedient, means; plan; agreement
ráð	authority
ráð	intention
ráð	policy
ráð	wish
ráða	arrange (v)
ráða	consult about (v)
ráða	counsel (v)
ráða	go (v)
ráða	rule (v)
ráða	set (v)
ráða	advise, counsel; discuss; plot; set, arrange; decide; govern; prevail; have to deal with; go, take one's way
ráðligr	advisable
Ráðsviðr	Rathsvith, Counsel-sharp
ræfr	roof
ræna	plunder (v), rob, deprive of
ráena	rob (v)
Ragnarsson	Ragnar's son
raka	rake (v)
rakki	dog
rá-lík	sail (vertical leech of sail) (ship/sailing term)
rammligr	strong
rás	hurry (v)
rás	race
rasa	rush (v)
rasa	stumble (v)
rata	fall down (v)
rata (að)	travel about, rove
rauðlitaðr	ruddy
rauðr	red
rauðskeggkaðr	red-bearded
rauf	hole
raun	test
raun	trail
réa	vex (v)
regin	gods, (pl.) powers, rulers
reginkunnr	divine, of divine origin
Reginn	Regin
reið	riding
reið	chariot; riding
reiða	raise (v)
reiða	service
reiða	swing (v)
reiða	swing up (v)
reiði	anger
reiði	trappings
reiði	wrath
reiði	harness, trappings; rigging, tackle
reiðr	angry
reifr	cheerful
reip	rope
reip	trace
reisa (t)	raise, set up
reisiligr	fine
reka	avenge (v)
reka	depose (v)
reka	thrust (v)
reka	drive
reki	jetsam
rekkja	bed
rekkr	warrior, man
rella	gripe
réna	diminish (v)
réna	dwindle (v)
renna	run (v)
rétt (r)	right, rightly
rétta	atone for (v)
rétta (tt)	reach, stretch up or out; raise; put right
réttligr	correct
réttr	cause
réttr	condition
réttr	just, fair; right, correct; unswerving; direct
réttr	law
réttr	treaty
réttr	unswerving
Reykjarvík	Bay of Smoke, Reykjavik
reykr	smoke
reyna (d)	prove (v), try
ríða	twist (v)
ríða	wind (v)
ríða	ride; ride over
riddari	rider, horseman
rif	reef (ship/sailing term)
rif	rib
rífa	rip (v)
rífa	tear (v)
ríki	authority
ríki	kingdom; power, authority
ríkr	powerful, great, magnificent
rinna	run (v)
ript	clothes
rísa	get up (v)
rísa	rise (v)
risna	hospitality
risna	liberality
ríta	write (v); cut runes
rjóða	make red (v), redden
rjóðr	clearing
rjóðr	red
rjóðr	ruddy
rjúka	reek (v), smoke; go flying, tumble
ró	rest
róa	row (v)
rǫcstóll	judgment or council seat
rǫð	rank
rǫdd	voice
roðinn	reddened
rǫðull	sun
rœða	conversation
rœða	talk
rœða (dd)	speak (v)
rof	opening
róg	contention
róg	slander
rǫnd	rim; shield
röng	hull (frame of ship's hull)
rǫskliga	gallantly
rót	root
róta (að)	upset (v), throw into disorder
rúm	hold or compartment in hold (ship/sailing term)
rúm	room, space; seat; bed
rún	mysteries
rún	secret, secret wisdom, secret writing, rune
ryðja	clear (v)
ryðja	empty (v)
ryðja	prepare (v)
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sá	that
sá er	whoever, he who
saðr	true
sæla	happiness; prosperity
sæll	fortunate, happy
sællifðr	living happily, having a happy life
sæmd	honor
sæmiligr	honorable
Sæmundr	Saemund
sæng	bed
sær (sævar)	sea, inlet of the sea; lake
særa	wound
sæta (tt)	signify (v), amount to
sæti	seat
sætt	reconciliation, settlement of suits
sætta	reconcile (v)
sævargangr	surge of sea; flood
safna	collect (v)
safna	gather (v)
saga	story; history
saka	do harm (v)
saklauss	innocent, guiltless
sakna	miss (v)
sál	soul
salr	hall, house consisting of one room; (pl.) (a complex) dwelling; ground
sama	befit, beseem (v)
saman	together
sameign	dealings
samgangr	conflict
samna	collect (v)
samna	gather (v)
samnaðr	gathering
samnaðr	host
samr	same
sandr	sand; beach, shore
sanna (að)	affirm; (refl.) prove to be true (v)
sannindi	truth (pl.)
sannliga	truly
sannligr	fair
sannr, saðr	true
sár	wound
sárr	painful
sárr	sore
sárr	wounded
sási	this
sáttr	reconciled
sauðamaðr	shepherd
sauma	sew (v)
saurr	filth
saurr	mud
sax	knife
Sculd	norn (name of a norn); (name of a valkyrie); Shall
sefask	be pacified (v)
seggr	man, warrior; boy, hero
segja	stipulate (v)
segja (sagða)	say (v), speak; tell, tell of; relate
segl	sail
seiðr	enchantment
seiðr	spell
seiling	graspingness
seinn	slow
seinn	tedious
seint	coldly
seint	slowly
sekr	outlawed
sekt	outlawry
sekt	penalty
selja	give (v); sell
sem	as; as if, that; while; when; where
senda (d)	send
sendiferð	errand
sendiferð	mission
sendimaðr	messenger
senn	straightway
serkr	shirt
sess	rower's seat
set	seat, room in which one sits, raised wooden floor along the walls of a hall; (pl.) residence(s)
setja	make (v)
setja	set (v), place, put; seat; set up; establish; endow; direct; hurl; adorn
setstokkar	beam (The partition beam from a hall)
sétti	sixth
sex	six
sextán	sixteen
seyðir	fire (cooking fire)
síð	late
síða	bewitch; practice sorcery
síða	side
síðan	because
síðan	since then, afterwards
síðar	later
síðast	latest
síðastr	last
siðr	custom
siðr	hanging
siðr	religion
síðr	long
siðvenja	custom
sifjar	affinity
sifjaslit	incest
siga	sink (v)
siga	yield (v)
Sighurþarsun	Sigurtharson
sigla	sail (v)
sigling	sailing
sigr (rs)	victory
sigra	overcome (v)
sik	self (him-, her-, it-self; them-selves; one-self)
silfr	silver
sínn	own (v), one's own
sinn(i)	time, occasion
sinni	host
sinni	companion
sipill	potlicker
sitja	remain (v)
sitja	reside (v)
sitja	stay (v)
sitja	sit (v); stay, remain; reside
sízt	least
sjá	gaze (v)
sjá	see (v), perceive; find; understand; look
sjá	this
sjaldan	seldom
sjálfili	free-will
sjálfr	self; him-, her-, it-self; themselves
sjálfráðr	free
sjálfsáinn	self-sown
sjálfvili	free-will
sjau	seven
sjau hundruð ok þrír tigir	seven hundred thirty
sjau tigir	seventy
sjóða	boil (v)
sjóða	cook (v)
sjón	gaze
sjór	sea
sjǫt	abode
sjǫt	company
sjǫt	host
skaða	do harm to (v)
skaði	damage, loss
skær	steed
skafa	allot (v)
skafa	scrape (v)
Skáfiðr	Skafith
skáld	poet
skáldskapr	poetry
skáli	hall, sleeping-hall; shed
skálpr	scabbard
skammr	short
skap	character
skap	temper
skapa (að)	create (v); make, shape; determine
skapa	applause
skapari	creator
skapfeldr	agreeable
skapgóðr	good-tempered
skapleikr	character
skapleikr	disposition
skaplyndi	disposition
skaplyndi	mood
skapraun	annoyance
skapraun	vexation
skapsmunir	disposition
skapt	handle
skarðr	diminished
skartsmaðr	dandy
skati	leader
skati	ruler
skaut	border
skaut	hem
skaut	sheet (ship/sailing term)
skegg	beard
skeggjaðr	bearded
skeið	course
skeið	race
skeið	running-ground
skelfa (ð)	frighten (v), make tremble
skellr	blow
skellr	stroke
skemmr	shorter
skemta	amuse (v)
skemta	entertain (v)
skemtiligr	entertaining
skemtiligr	amusing
skemtun	pastime
skemtun	amusement
skepia (skóp, skapða)	make, create; pronounce, impose, decree
sker	rock
skera	slaughter (v)
skera	cut (v), shear; cut through; cut open, pierce; make incisions, carve
skíð	snow-skate
skíð	wood (block of wood); wooden tablet or stave; one of the boards forming a door frame
skikkja	cloak
skilja	perceive (v)
skilja	separate (v)
skilja	understand (v)
skilja (ð, d)	divide (v), separate; disband; understand, perceive
skillingr	money
skillingr	shilling
skilnaðr	parting
skína	shine (v); flash, gleam, emit rays
skinn	fur
skinn	skin
skinnavara	fur-ware
skip	ship, boat
skipa	crowd (v)
skipa	equip (v)
skipa	place (v)
skipa	provide (v)
skipa	throng (v)
skipa (að)	occupy (v); array, draw up; assign (a seat); put in order; set
skipan	change
skipan	crew
skipflak	wreck
skipsbrot	shipwreck
skipta	amount to (v)
skipta	change (v)
skipta	shape (v)
skipta (t)	divide (v), share; exchange; decide
skipti	dealings (pl.)
skíra	baptize (v)
skirja	cow (young cow)
skírn	baptism
Skirvir	Skirvir
skjald-borg	shield wall, protection
skjálfa	shake (v), tremble
skjarr	shy
skjóðupungr	skin-purse
skjǫldr	shield
skjólfa	shake (v), tremble
skjóta	hop (v)
skjóta	shoot (v), throw
skjót-fœri	swiftness
skjót-fœri	speed
skjótla	quickly
skjótleikr	fleetness
skjótr	swift, quick
skóð	weapon
skoða (að)	look, spy
skógar-maðr	outlaw
skóg-land	forest, wood
skógr	forest, wood
skokkr	box
skokkr	receptacle
skǫmm	shame
skór	shoe
skǫr	hair
skǫr	locks
skorta	be lacking (v)
skǫruligr	magnificent
skǫruligr	manly
skósveinn	page
skósveinn	servant
skot-hríð	shower of missiles
skótt	quickly
Skozkr	Scottish
skreppa	slip (v)
skreyja	incompetent
skriða	landslide
skríða	glide (v)
skríða	ski (v)
skrifa (að)	write (v)
skrípi	horror
skrípi	phantom
skrúð	cloth
skrúð	mailcoat; cloth, stuff
skuld	debt
skuldalið	family
skulu	must, shall, ought
skúta	boat, small ship
skutilsveinn	trencherman
skutr	cabin (back cabin)
sky	cloud
skyggna (d)	spy, peer
skyld	reason
skyld	sake
skyldr	obliged, obligatory; related to; right
skyn	knowledge
skynda (d)	hurry, cause to hasten; (intr.) hasten
skyndiliga	hastily
skyndiliga	quickly
skynsamliga	carefully
skynsamliga	intelligently
skyrr	manifest
skýrr	clear, manifest
skyrta	coat
skyrta	kirtle
slá	forge (v)
slá	mow (v)
slá	smite (v)
slá	strike (v), smite
slátr	flesh
slátr	meat
slátra	slaughter (v)
slefja	dribbler
sleita	quarrel (v)
sletta	slap (v)
sléttr	level
sléttr	smooth
slíðir	scabbard
slíðir	sheath
slíðrar	scabbard
slíðrar	sheath
slíðrar, -ir	scabbard, (pl.) sheath
slíkr	such
slíta	break (v)
slíta	rend (v)
slíta	snap (v)
slíta	tear (v)
slitna	break (v)
slitna	snap (v)
slitri	rag, torn piece
slœgr	profit
slœgr	clever, crafty
sløkkva	extinguish (v)
sløngva	hurl (v)
slungnir	throw (v)
slyngva	throw (v)
smalamaðr	herdsman
smalamaðr	shepherd
smali	sheep
smá-menn	men of little power, insignificant men
smár	small, little
smáskitligr	insignificant
smáskitligr	undersized
smáþarmar	small-guts
smíð	building
smíða	make (v)
smíða (að)	build (v), forge, make
smíði	object (made object)
smiðja	smithy
smiðr	artificer
snær	snow
snara	twist (v)
snarliga	sharply
sneiða	taunt (v)
snemt	early
sneypa	disgrace
sníða	cut (v)
snimhendis	early
snimma	early
snjallr	eloquent, clever in speech; brave
snjár	snow
Snorradóttir	Snorri's daughter
snót	lady
snotr	wise, clever
snúa	tie (v)
snúa	turn (v); direct
snúa	twist, tie; turn; go; plait
sǫðull	saddle
sœkja	advance (v)
sœkja	attack
sœkja	proceed (v)
sœkja	seek, go to fetch; visit; proceed
sœmd	redress
sœmð, sœmd	honor; redress, compensation
sœmiligr	becoming
Sœnskr	Swede
Sœnskr	Swedish
sœra (ð)	wound (v)
sœri	oaths
sofa	sleep (v)
sofna	fall asleep (v)
sǫgn	account
sǫgn	report
sǫk	action
sǫk	charge
sǫk	offense
sǫk	suit
sǫk	lawsuit, dispute; sake; cause, reason
søkkva	sink (v)
sókn	fight, attack
sól	sun
sólarsetr	sunset
sólbjǫrg	sunset
soltimm	hungry
sóma (d)	become, beseem (v)
sómi	compensation
sonarson	grandson
sǫngr	clash
sǫngr	singing
sǫngr	song
sonr	son
sópa	sweep (v)
sopi	mouthful
sortna	grow dark (v)
sótt	illness
sóttarfar	sickness
spá	prophecy, song of fate
spákona	prophetess
spakr	wise, learned; quiet
spara (ð, að)	spare; grudge, deny
speki	wisdom; branch of learning, body of knowledge
speld	shutter
spenna (t)	span (v), clasp
spiall	spell, words, tiding; (pl.) tale
spilla	spoil (v)
spilla (t)	destroy, spoil
spjǫr	spears
spjót	spear
spǫlr	bar
spǫlr	rail
spor	wound
sporðr	tail
sporna (að)	tread, spurn, set one's feet upon
spretta	split (v)
spretta	spring (v)
springa	spring (v)
spyrja	find out (v)
spyrja (spurði)	trace, find out (about); hear; ask
spyrna (d)	kick; place the feet
staddr	placed
staddr	staying
staðfesta	farm
staðfesta	homestead
staðr	place, spot, dwelling; part; way, respect
stafkarl	beggar
stafkarl	tramp
stafn	stern
stafr	crozier
stafr	staff
stag	stay (ship/sailing term)
stál	steel
stallari	marshal
stallr	stall; perch (for hawks)
standa	stand (firm) (v); get up; take up a position; be in a place; remain valid; be in a specified condition; trend, flow; weigh
starf	trouble
starf	trouble, work
starfa	work (v)
steði	anvil
stefna	advance (v)
stefna	summon (v)
steinn	stone, rock
stela	steal, rob
sterkliga	strongly
sterkr	strong
steypa	totter (v)
stiarna	star
stíga	step (v)
stíga	walk (v)
stígr	path
stígr	way
stigræip	stirrup
stikill	point
stikla	leap (v)
stikla	run (v)
stilla	arrange (v)
stiltr	controlled
stinga	stab (v)
stirðr	stiff
stjarna	star
stjórna	rule over (v)
stóðhross	mare
stóðhross	stud-horse
stǫðva	stop (v)
stoeðingr	brace (ship/sailing term)
stofa	sitting-room
stokkr	plank
stokkr	log, piece of wood; beam
støkkva	drive
støkkva	snap (v)
støkkva	spring (v)
stǫng	pole
stǫng	staff
stórmenska	generosity
stórmerki	mystery, sacrament; notable thing
stórr	huge, great
stórráðr	daring
stórráðr	haughty
stórráðr	ambitious
stórskorinn	huge (of huge proportions)
stórum	hugely
strá	strew (v)
stráa	strew (v)
straumr	current
straumr	stream
strengja	fasten (v)
strengr	rope, cable (ship/sailing term)
stríðr	severe
strjúka	rub (v)
strjúka	stroke (v)
strǫnd	beach
strǫnd	strand
stund	time; period of time; hour
stundar	very, quite
stundi	groan (v)
stundum	sometimes
styðja	rest (v)
styðja (dd)	support (v); provide with supports; use as a support; stab or pierce from all sides
styggr	shy
stynja	moan (v)
stynr	groan
styra	direct (v)
styra	rule (v)
styra	swing (v)
stýra (ð)	steer, direct; wield; own
styri	helm
stýri	rudder, helm
stýrismaðr	steersman
styrkr	assistance
styrkr	strength
styrktarmaðr	benefactor
styrktarmaðr	supporter
suðr	southwards
suðr-æt	the south
Suðreyskr	Hebrides resident, someone from the Hebrides
suðr-gangr	journey south (to Rome)
Suðri	South
suðr-maðr	southerner
suðrœn	from the south
súðþakiðr	roofed with overlapping boards
sumar	summer
sumars-dagr	day of summer
sumar-viðr	wood (summer wood) (i.e. wood collected in summer for charcoal as opposed to wood for heating purposes in winter)
sumr	some
sund	sound
sund	strait
sundr	asunder
sunnan	southern, from the south
sunnan-þoka	mist from the south
sút	sorrow
sút	winter
svá	so, thus, in this way; also; as, as if
Svafrlami	Svafrlami
svala	swallow (v)
svalr	cool, cold
svanr	sea-bird
svar	answer
svara (að)	answer (v)
svarðlauss	grassless
svartr	black
sváss	beloved
sváss	sweet
svefn	sleep
svefnhús	sleeping-room
sveigja	bend (v)
sveimun	soaring, flitting
sveinbarn	boy
sveinn	boy
sveinn	lad
sveinn	servant
sveinstaul	boy
sveinstauli	urchin
sveipa	encircle (v)
sveipa	sweep (v)
sveipa	swing (v)
sveipa	wrap (v), encircle
sveit	community
sveit	district
sveit	men (body of men); short lay
sveiti	sweat
sveitungr	follower, retainer
svelga	swallow (v)
svell	ice
svella	swell (v), rise high
sverð	sword
svíða	burn (v)
svíða	singe (v)
sviga lae	fire (bane of switches)
svigi	switch
svik	treason
svíkja	betray (v)
svima	swim (v)
svinnr	swift
svipan	blow
svipan	swing, sweep, blow
svipting	struggle
Svíurr	Sviur
svívirðing	disgrace
swær	father-in-law
syn	sight
syna	exist (v)
syna	show (v)
sýna (d)	show; (mid.) appear to be, seem; exist
synja	deny (v)
synja (að)	refuse (v), deny
syrgja	sorrow (v)
syrgja	weep (v)
sysla	business
systir	sister; jotna systir, giantess
systkin	brother and sister
systrungr	cousin
sytnr	moaning
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ta	argue
taka	capture (v)
taka	elect (v)
taka	take (v) , take hold of; seize, capture; take to oneself, undertake; choose; accept, receive; begin (with infin.); reach, touch, strike against; happen, come to pass
tákna	mean (v)
tákna	signify (v)
tal	reckoning
tal	talk
tal	conversation; enumeration, list
tala	account
tala	converse (v)
tala	speak (v)
tala	talk (v), speech; account
tala (að)	talk, speak; (recip.) discuss, converse
tálma	hinder (v)
taufr	charms, talisman
taumr	bridle
taumr	rein
tefla (lð)	play at 'tables', play board games
teitr	merry
teitr	cheerful, merry; frolicsome
Teitr	Teit
telja	consider (v)
telja	say (v)
telja (talða)	count (v), reckon; trace; number, enumerate; recount; declare
tengsl	ropes
teygja	entice (v)
tíð	time
tíða	desire (v)
tíðendi	news, tidings; (pl.) events
tíðr	happening
tíðr	usual
tik	dog (a female dog)
til	in; of, concerning; on; as, for, to obtain; until, to, up to the time
til	too, very
tilgørð	merit
tilgørð	provocation
tilkall	claim
tilkváma	importance
tillit	glance, look
tilskipan	arrangement
timbra (að)	build, timber, construct
tími	occasion
tími	time
títt	quickly
tjá	avail (v)
tjá	help (v)
tjald	tent, canopy; pavilion
tjalda	pitch (v)
tjaldáss?	tentpole (debated)
Tófa	Tofa
toga (að)	pull
tól	tool
tólf	twelve
tólfti	twelfth
tolla	adhere (v)
tǫng	tong
tǫnn	tooth
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torf	turf
torsóttr	difficult
Tósti	Tosti
trauðla	hardly
trauðr	unwilling, reluctant
traust	confidence
traust	protection
traust	support
trautt	scarcely
tré	tree; log, beam
tregr	reluctant
trémaðr	scarecrow
trjóna	pole
troða	tread (v)
troða	walk (v)
tróða	pole
trog	trough
trǫll	troll
trú	faith
trú	religion
trúa	troth
trúa (ð)	believe; trust, have faith
trúliga	thoroughly
trúliga	truly
trúr	safe
trúr	trusty
tryggr	safe
tryggr	true
tryggr	trusty
tún	dwelling
tún	enclosure
tún	courtyard, (enclosed) field; home meadow; (pl.) farmstead; abode
tunga	tongue
tungl	moon
tunglskin	moonlight
tuttugu	twenty
tveir	two
tvennr	twofold
tyna	perish (v)
týna (d)	lose (v); forget (dat.)
Tyrfingr	Tyrfing
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þá	then
þá_er	when
þaðan	thence
þagall	silent
þak	roof
þak	thatch
þakka	thanks (v)
þan	than
þangat	thither
þannig	thither
þar	since
þar	there, in that place
þar	although
þarfr	necessary
þarfr	useful
Þeccr	Thekk, Known
þegar	at once
þegja	be silent (v)
þegja (þagða)	silence (be silent)
þegn	servant
þeir	they
þekja	thatch, roof
þekkja	notice (v)
þekkja	recognize (v)
þengill	king
þengill	lord
þerra	towel
þessi	this
þiggja	accept, receive
þili, þilja	deck planking, deck
þing	assembly (legal assembly)
þinghá	assembly-district
þing-reið	riding to attend the þing
þingvǫllr	assembly-field
þinn	thy, thine, of you
þióðlǫð	invitation (friendly invitation)
þjá	enslave (v)
þjó	thigh
þjóð	nation
þjóð	people
þjóð	race
þjóðann	prince
þjóðann	ruler
þjóna	serve (v)
þjónustumaðr	servant
þjóta	rush (v)
þjóta	resound; rush, flow
þó	yet, and yet; however, nevertheless
þófi	felt
þǫgn	silence
þǫgull	silent
þoka	fog
þoka	mist
þokk	thanks
þola	endure (v)
þola	suffer (v)
þola	tolerate (v)
þollr	tree (the ash Yggdrasil); post, pillar; beam
þopta	bench(rowing bench, thwart
þora (ð)	dare (v)
þǫrf	need, lack
þorgrímr	Thorgrim
þóríðr	Thorith
þorinn	Thorin
þorkell	Thorkel
þorlákr	Thorlak
þrá	obstinacy
þrá	persistence
þræll	slave
þræll	thrall, slave
þræta	deny (v), argue
þráinn	Thrain
þrausk	rummaging
þreifa	grope (v)
þrek	fortitude
þrek	strength
þreklauss	pithless
þreyja	desire (v)
þreyta	contend (v)
þriði	third
þriðiungr	third part; riding
þrífa	grasp (v)
þrír	three
þrjóta	fail (v)
þróask	grow (v)
þróask (að)	thrive, grow (big), increase
þrǫmr	edge, rim (of a shield)
þrøngva	press (v)
þrøngva	push (v)
Þrór	Thror
þróttigr	strong
þróttigr	mighty
þróttlauss	pithless
þrúðugr	doughty
þrúðugr	strong
þruma (ð)	stand motionless, hover; remain silent
þrumði	lie (v)
þrumði	thunder (v)
þrumði	welter (v)
þrymja	lie (v)
þrymja	resound (v)
þrymja	thunder (v)
þrymja	welter (v)
þrysvar	thrice
þú	thou, you
þungr	difficult
þungr	heavy
þunnr	thin, stretched, strained
þurðr	diminution
þurfa	require (v)
þurfa (þarf, þurfta)	need (v); (impers.) be necessary
þurr	dry
þurs	ogre
þurs	giant
þúsand	thousand
þvá	wash (v)
þvengr	lace
þvengr	thong
þverr	athwart
þverr	across, athwart; adverse, contrary
þverra	diminish (v)
þvertré	cross-beam
þvíat	since, because, for
þvílíkr	such
þýða (dd)	equalize (make equivalent), interpret as
þykkja (þótti)	seem (v), be thought
þykkr	thick
þylja (þuldi)	recite (v)
þyrstr	thirsty
þytr	howling
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uðr	wave
úfr	splint, sail pin (later luff) (ship/sailing term)
ugga	fear (v)
ulfr	wolf
um	over, across; through, throughout; round, about; concerning
umbúð	preparation
umbúningr	outfil
umgjǫrð	scabbard
umhverfis	around
umrað	help
umráð	patronage
umrœða	discussion
umsjá	care
umskipti	change
umsysla	assistance
una	contented (be contented); enjoy
und	wound
undan	under (from under); away; (thrown) down
undarliga	strangely, wondrously
undarligr	strangely
undarligr	wondrous
undir	under, below; beneath; up to; behind
undir	under, below; in; up to; behind
undirfǫrull	false
undirfǫrull	underhand
undirmaðr	underling
undorn	midday (the time before or after the midday meal)
undr	marvel
undrask	be astonished at (v)
undrask (að)	marvel at, be amazed at ; wonder at, be astonished (at)
ungmenni	youth
ungr	young
unna	grant (v), allow; not grudge; love
unnr	wave
unz	until
uphiminn	heavens ('upper heaven'), the heavens or sky above
upp	up
uppdyri	upper cross-piece of doorway, lintel
upphaf	beginning
uppi	up
uppreist	success
uppréttr	erect
uppruni	origin
uppstertr	elated
úr	drizzle
urðr	weird, (dire) fate; undoing, ruin; (pl.) fates, powers of fate; (name of a norn)
út	out; from abroad
útan	beyond
útan	externally
útan	outside (of); beyond; without
útanlands	abroad
útar	farther out
útarliga	far out
úti	outside; out at sea; unsheltered
útibúr	outhouse
útibúr	shed
útlægr	outlawed
útlagi	outlaw
útlendr	foreign
uxi	ox
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váð	cloth; (pl.) clothes
vaða	wade through, pass through
váðir	clothes
vængr	wing
væni	expectation
vænn	handsome, beautiful, fair to behold; likely
vænta (t)	expect (v)
væta	wet (to wet) (v), stain
vætki	no one; not a whit, nothing
vætr	nothing, not at all
vætta	hope (v)
vættfang	battlefield
vagga	cradle
vagnkarl	carter
vágr	bay
vágr	wave
vaka	awake (be awake), stay awake; watch
vaka	vigil
vaka	watch (v)
vakti	rouse (v)
vakti	waken (v)
válað	destiny
válað	poverty
válaðr	wretched, needy
vald	power, control
valda	cause (v)
valda	wield (v), be the cause of
valdr	wolf
Valfǫðr	Valfothr, Father of the Slain, Odin
valr	slain (the slain)
valslǫngva	war-sling
valtæigr	arm (hawk's ground)
vamm	blemish, fault
ván	expectation
ván	hope
ván	probability
vandi	accustom (v)
vandi	train (v)
vandi	custom, habit
vandliga	carefully
vandliga	completely
vándr	bad
vándr	difficult
vándr	evil
vándr	obliging
vándr	wicked
vandræði	difficulty
vandræði	trouble
vanfarinn	endangered (in evil straits)
vani	custom
vani	usage
vanir	Vanir (race of gods) (pl.)
vanmátta	sore
vanr	accustomed
vanr	without, wanting, lacking (in)
vansi	harm
vansi	shame
vápn	weapon
vápna	arm (v)
vápnlauss	weaponless
vár	spring
vara	warn (v)
vára	become spring (v)
vara (ð)	expect (impers.)
varða	cairn
varða	watch (v)
varði	cairn
varði	defend (v)
varði	invest (v)
varði	protect (v)
varðmaðr	watcher
varðveita	preserve (v)
varðveizla	keeping
várkunn	excuse
varmr	warm
varnaðr	goods
varnaðr	warning
varnan	warning
varningr	cargo
varningr	wares
varr	aware
varr	wary
várr	our, of us
vart	scantily
vart	scarcely
vaskr	brave, bold, valiant
vaskr	gallant
vatn	water; lake; waterway; river
vátr	wet
váttr	witness
vaxa	grow (v), grow big, increase, wax
vé	banner
veðr	storm
veðr	weather
veðr	wind
vefja	entangle (v)
vefja	wrap (v)
vefr	weaving
vega	weigh (v)
vega	lift; smite, fight; kill, slay
veggr	wall
vegnest	provisions for a journey
vegr	dimension
vegr	direction
vegr	glory
vegr	honor
vegr	journey
vegr	road, way
veiðimaðr	huntsman
veiðr	hunting
veifa	swing (v)
veifa	wave (v)
Veigr	Veig, Liquor
veina	wail (v)
veita (tt)	give (v), grant; help; pay, yield; (recip.) back one another
veizla	banquet
veizla	feast
vekja	rouse (v)
vekja (vakti)	waken (v), rouse
vel	gladly
vél	artifice
vel	easily, well, readily
vella	boil (v)
velspár	prophesying well or rightly
venja	accustom (v)
venja	train (v)
venna	probable
ver	sea
vér	we
vera	be; stay; be done; happen
vera	means of existence, way (of going on); resort, refuge
verð	price
verð	worth
verða	become (v)
verða	change (v)
verða	take place (v)
verða	happen (v), come to pass; befall; chance to be; become
verðr	fitting
verðr	worth
verðr	deserving, worthy of
verðr	meal
verja	invest (v)
verja (varði)	defend (v), protect
verk	deed
verkmaðr	laborer
verǫld	world
verpa	throw (v), cast
verr	man
verr	worse
verri	worse
verst	worst
verstr	worst
vesall	wretched, miserable
vesalligr	mean-looking
vestan	western (from the west); west (of); bearing to the west
vestr	westward
vestr	west (the west)
Vestri	West
vetr	winter
véurr	protector
við	beside
við	to
við	towards
við	close to, (together) with; reaching to, against, with; towards, at; in exchange for; by; because of
víða	widely, in many places; extensively
viðara	farther
viðfǫng	supplies (pl.)
viðhlæjandi	laugher (one who laughs) or smiles at one
víðir	sea
viðr	wide
viðr	tree; beam; forest; wood
viðreign	dealings
viðreign	encounter
Viðrir	Odin
viðrtaca	defense, reception
viðskipti	dealings
viðtaka	reception
viðu-hús	turret (ship/sailing term)
viðuligr	magnificent
víf	wife
víf	woman
vifill	beetle
víg	fight, battle
vígaferli	manslaughters
vigamaðr	fighter
víg-djarfr	bold in battle
vígja	hallow (v)
vígja (ð)	consecrate, hallow; lay a spell on
vig-maðr	fighter
vigr	able to fight
víg-reifr	rejoicing in battle
vík	turn(ing)
vika	week
vikingr	viking, pirate
víkja	turn (v)
víl	trouble
vilðarmaðr	favorite
vili	will, desire, disposition
Víli	Vili
vilja	will, wish, be willing; intend
villhyggjandi	bewildered, deluded
villieldr	flame
villieldr	wild-fire
villr	erring
villr	wild, astray
villtr	foolish
vín	wine
vinátta	friendship
vínber	grape
vinda	turn (v)
vinda	twist (v)
vinda	wind (v)
Vindálfr	Vindalf, Wind-elf
vindáss	windlass (ship/sailing term)
vindr	wind
vini	leader
vinna	conquer (v)
vinna	win (v)
vinna	work (v), perform, do (with ppart.)
vinna	accomplish (v)
vinr	friend; patron, leader
vinsæld	popularity
vinsæll	popular
vinstri	left
vínviðr	grape-vine
virða	esteem (v)
virða	estimate (v)
virðar	men (pl.)
virðing	honor
virðing	reputation
virðing	respect
virðuligr	honorable
virki	stronghold
Virvir	Virvir
visa	show (v)
vísa	direct (v)
vísa	guide (v)
vísa	verse, stanza
vísi	prince
vísi	leader
vísindakona	prophetess, sibyl
víss	wise, certain
vist	employment
vist	service
vist	food and lodging
vit	wit
vit	wits
vit	intelligence, sense
vita	see (v)
vita (ssi)	know (v), be aware of; understand; know how (to); know of; find out
vitaðr	ascertained
víti	penalty, punishment, liability to penalty; injury, misfortune
vítishorn	sconce-horn
vitja (að)	visit, go to
vit-lítill	witless, having little good sense
vitni	witness
Vitr	Vit, Color
vitta (tt)	enchant, conjure
vizkumunr	understanding
vǫllr	ground, level ground; plain; field
vǫlva	prophetess
vǫlva	witch, seeress, prophetess, sorceress, soothsayer
vorð, vǫrð	wife
vorðr	guard, watch
vǫrn	defense
vorn	defense
vǫxtr	form
vǫxtr	growth
vǫxtr	stature
y - top of Dictionary	a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v y þ æ œ
ybogi, ý-bogi	yew bow
yð(v)arr	your, of you (pl.)
yfimaðr	chieftain
yfir	across
yfir	at
yfir	above, over, at; across, upon
yfirbœtr	compensation
yfirbrag	appear
yfirbragð	demeanor
yfir-maðr	leader, chieftain
Yggdrasill	Yggdrasil
ykkarr	your, of you two
yla	howl (v)
Ymir	Ymir, a giant
ymiss, ýmiss	various
ymist	variously
ymja	groan (v)
ymr	groaning
Yngvi	Yngvi
yppa (pð)	raise (v), lift
yrkja	work (v)
yxen	oxen

Sources:

A. Richard Diebold Center for Indo-European Language and Culture, Linguistics Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin, Old Norse Online Base Form Dictionary, Jonathan Slocum and Todd B. Krause, http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/lrc/eieol/norol-BF.html
E.V. Gordon, An Introduction to Old Norse
Ross G. Arthur, English-Old Norse Dictionary, www.yorku.ca/inpar/language/English-Old_Norse.pdf
Regia Anglorum: Mik Lawson: miklawson@yahoo.co.uk, http://www.mun.ca/mst/heroicage/issues/8/sayers.html
The Society for Creative Anachronism: http://www.housebarra.com/EP/ep04/12norsecurse.html